What would you do if your parent argue about the small things.?

Answer 1

When my parents argue I take my little sister out of the house becasue I don't want her to listen to them.

Answer 2

I used to do that with my son. It was about playing the guitar. It was about his long hair, even though he kept it very clean. It was about his dirty room.
I finally came to the conclusion that if I wanted to keep a relationship with my son I was going to have to give him some space, but keep an eye on his activities, as much as I could and make sure that he did not do something that would be a major mistake and cause his life to go in the wrong direction. I am glad to say that we now have a very good relationship and he is one of the nicest persons.

You might share this with your parent and emphasis that as long as you don't get into major trouble or start heading in the wrong direction, to give you a little space. Having just lost my mother I can tell you that you want to maintain a relationship with her. If not you will probably regret it latter in life.

Also just remember this when you become a parent and don't make the same mistake with your kids.

Answer 3

Honestly is not a big deal, ALL PARENT FIGHT! but the smart thing to do is to leave the house, sit under a tree, go swimming, write in the dirt, work on homework outside. ANYTHING BUT BE INSIDE WITH THEM LISTENING TO IT. If you have siblings take them for a walk, play at the park etc etc. They don't need to hear that either. And the next time they are in a good mood ask them politely if you can take a walk or take the siblings outside next time they start fighting and then you wont get into trouble for just leaving. GOOD LUCK

Answer 4

if my parents argue over small things i would show sum sign that the argument is definitely not necessary. mayb one day when ur parents are carm u can tell them that it hurts to see them argue or fight over unnecessary stuff. or mayb when they start arguing u can leave the room before it gets worse, let them know that u don't like it. i wish u luck.

Answer 5

my dad and i have had disagreements about little stuff in the past. i usually stop it from getting any bigger by telling him-lets just agree to disagree. that does it.

Answer 6

I would stay out of their marriage. It IS theirs, and what you consider arguments may just be their way (as long as we aren't talking about abuse!). If you ARE talking about abuse, tell your counselor, or fav teacher about it.

Answer 7

try 2 ignore it, sugar...it's hard but can b done...don't let urself fall in2 that pattern as well, it's unhealthy...good luck!! :o)