My parents used to fight a lot. It got very physical at times and I always get very anxious when they even argue a little. How do I start to trust them again?
ThePeachTree
on
Mar 4, 2015
...read more
Try to speak to your parents about it when they are alone in separate rooms. Tell them you want to talk to them at the dining table (example: Mom, Dad may I speak with you both at dinner tonight?) Inform them about how you feel and that you are not comfortable with them fighting. Hopefully this helped. ^-^
SeaBear72
on
May 25, 2015
...read more
I think communication is the best way forward. Have you tried talking to them and telling them how you feel when you see them argue? Telling them kindly and not when they are arguing, but when they are calm, may get them to think that you are affected by it in a negative way. Would that be acceptable by them, if you told them?
Anonymous
on
Mar 4, 2015
...read more
When starting to trust your parents again, you could try talking to them both individually about why they've been fighting with each other and what always seems to cause it and then once you get an answer, you could try telling them how it's made you feel to show what impact they have put on you from doing this to each other.
Melanie0ilmbhl
on
Mar 31, 2015
...read more
you should talk to them about how you feel. every makes mistakes you should learn to trust them again after all they are you parents
MamaTrinidad
on
Jun 29, 2015
...read more
It's best to tell your parents they stress you out. Sometimes, you have to move out the way while they are arguing. But, if they haven't been fighting recently, and it's not as bad as it used to be, you should try to do fun activities with them. It will draw you all closer as a family.
Anonymous
on
Feb 2, 2016
...read more
Maybe try to talk to them about how you feel. You could also use a codeword for when you feel anxious when they argue.
Bienrara29
on
Jun 16, 2015
...read more
Puedes entablar pequeñas conversaciones con ellos y decirles como te sientes. Pasar tiempo con ellos y demostrarles tu amor.
PoliteOcean
on
Sep 21, 2015
...read more
You can talk to them about how you feel. You can also talk with a trusted adult like a family friend or relative about your feelings. Good Luck
Anonymous
on
Feb 1, 2021
...read more
Discussing your concerns with your parents may be something to consider. Your feelings of distrust and anxiety are completely valid and reasonable. What you have endured was traumatic and I'm sorry you had to experience it. A seven cups therapy referral may be beneficial but family intervention may also help. Trust after trauma can take a lot of time and effort to rebuild. Patience is key and so is communication. Seven cups always has a listener ready and available to help you. Try to remember that although things may have calmed down now that they might not always be this way. Do they know how you feel? If they don't know they may not know the distress it has caused you.
How to accept that I am deaf/ have a hearing loss?
68 Answers
Will talking about what happened make me feel worse?
34 Answers
I've been a victim of domestic abuse, but I don't know how to get out of the situation, what should I do?
22 Answers
I've witnessed a crime, how can I handle this situation safely?
21 Answers
Why does life, God, etc. let bad things happen to us?
21 Answers
How do you avoid hurting a persons feelings when they are disable?
19 Answers
Communities