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Hi, Often we have our strong opinions and values that don’t align well with others in our surroundings. I would suggest that you take counselling sessions to work on some of your feelings and how you can learn to come to a middle ground.

Hi, what is important is that you expressed whats on your mind to your family members. Sometimes, people consider your inputs and other times they reject it. And that is okay. You have no control on others behaviour, you can only contol yours. Focus on what makes you happy.

Hello young man , your concern seems to be worrying you for your family members . When elders are at logger heads how could they respect your concern , since you are too young for them . You need to first focus at your strengths rather than finding solutions into others right now. You need Psychological counselling to know the ways to deal with these problems .

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Hi Thanks for reaching out. Misunderstanding with family members is common. It is not possible for everyone in the family to have the same opinion. It can be stressful to deal with misunderstandings in the family. If you want to talk about it consult a psychologist for counselling sessions. Try to do your thing and keep your mind calm.

Hi,It is very common to have your own beliefs and arguments with your family as a teenager.It is okay if you are overwhelmed with emotions.It is difficult to change your parents behaviour and actions because they have their own beliefs and values that are deeply rooted.

Torn away between right to speak and not to for family sake is confused state at your tender age of teenage. It must be like no one is listening you. Only Hearing your words and reactions. Therapy is a good outlet to say how you feel and learn to further communicate. Book a session with me.

It sounds like you are experiencing a lot of frustration with your family dynamics and their lack of attention to your suggestions. It’s clear that you care about maintaining harmony within the joint family and genuinely want to help resolve issues when they arise. However, it's understandably upsetting when your concerns are dismissed, leading to feelings of anger and the desire to distance yourself from the situation. You are advocating for open communication and mutual respect, emphasizing that there should be no disputes over minor issues. It’s important to express your feelings, but also consider finding constructive ways to communicate your concerns, as this may help create a more understanding environment. Ultimately, it’s about finding a balance where your voice is heard, while also respecting the independence of others in the family. If your concerns continue to go unaddressed, taking a step back might indeed provide you with the peace you seek.

See counseling sessions asap.

When things are outside your control, trying to change that will cause more stress and frustration. Also try to practice responsive behaviour rather than reactive behaviour with your family members. Try to be tolerant and practise non judgemental attitude and ignore and focus on yourself if possible.

Living in a joint family can be both rewarding and challenging. Addressing these issues often requires open communication, setting boundaries, and sometimes seeking external support like counseling.

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Thank you for reaching out for your concern.  Problems  with family members really are distressing  you a lot. Open and clear discussion is always better for any relationship.

It's clear that you are going through a tough time right now, and it is very difficult for you now.

Hey.....! having such issues are way too common in every single home,but the problem lies with the severity level..... I would suggest you to attend sessions with the us.....then we can surely help with the concern and problems you are facing it Thanks for the consideration

Raise your voice for your rights Don’t stay silent But It don’t over think What your parents do is not your job U have to detach yourself and look at them as people also Not only parents Relax deep breathe Talk to some one Maybe I can help you

Dear Reader It seems there is issue regarding understanding & cohesiveness amongst family members.  Consult Clinical Psychologist for management for family therapy & individual sessions. Best wishes

Family frustrations are common and can stem from various sources like misunderstandings, differing expectations, or unresolved conflicts. If you'd like to share more about what's bothering you, I can offer some advice or strategies to help manage the situation.

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Hello there, I can understand where you are coming from and it is normal to feel this way..However it is important to note that the actions and behavior of others is not under our control. Hence at this point you might feel that your actions might solve a problem or make them feel this way however in most cases that doesn't happen. The only way out is acceptance!