Misunderstanding and mood swings often break bonds.
The interdependence of people leads to the development of interpersonal relationships that are built with the aim of making life better and creating a framework for success.
Relationships are a common phenomenon in society, and they are found everywhere: in families, schools, workplaces, professional teams, etc. Each kind of relationship has its own requirements and unofficial rules, and each individual relates to another individual in a unique way depending on the character of the two individuals. Since there is no perfect society, relationships are built upon strong foundations of mistakes and compromises.
People may try to conduct research on how they should relate to others, but this has seldom worked for people.
Everything has a good and bad side. So, what we may see as a defect can become a virtue when viewed from the perspective of the positive. If we manage to focus on how good we are and exploit it, our sense of security will increase.
Almost in every relationship, the moment comes when two sides stop paying attention to their choice of words. They begin to push each other away using poorly thought-out phrases. This is the root of conflict in many relationships.
Misunderstanding points to an implicit ideology of communication: to "understand" is seen as normal, while to "misunderstand" represents a breakdown or failure of something natural. The positive value assigned to understanding veils the conflicts, ambiguity, and uncertainty that are part and parcel of social and communicative world.
By naad naseer
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