Q&A

Why are some people just hard to get along with?

Why are some people just hard to get along with?

Certain relationships can just be more inherently challenging than others. Perhaps you have different communication styles, have had conflict in the past, or just don’t see eye-to-eye. Perhaps you feel you have a fundamental difference in values. Any of these factors can make it more difficult to get along.

Why do you think of someone all the time?

Loneliness. Another reason why you keep thinking about people is loneliness. “The person you spent all of your time with is now out of your life, and you can’t stop thinking about them,” Dr Hafeez says. “It’s better to reconnect with old friends and family than to be thinking about the wrong person,” Dr Hafeez says.

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How do you become friends with a difficult person?

Dealing with difficult friends

  1. Make a personal phone call. Invite her to lunch. Pick a comfortable setting like a cozy restaurant.
  2. Prepare yourself for the conversation. Has something happened in her life?
  3. Be tolerant. Be kind.
  4. Know that you are doing the right thing. If she rejects you, this isn’t about you.

What does a hard person mean?

adjective. If a person or their expression is hard, they show no kindness or sympathy. His father was a hard man. Synonyms: harsh, severe, strict, cold More Synonyms of hard.

Why can’t I get along with other people?

Most of the time, the inability to get along with others is because we view them as “other”…ie: not like ourselves. When my clients are having difficulty in their relationships, I advise them to look at the person just as they would themselves. Express gratitude for the qualities in the other person that you admire.

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What makes some people easy to get along with and others difficult?

Maybe the person is easily offended, or has emotional outbursts, or is chronically late and inconsiderate. Now contrast that person with someone you know who is easy to get along with—perhaps outgoing, friendly, compassionate. What makes some people easy to get along with and others more difficult?

Why do people with mental illness not get along with others?

Other than how people may respond to a person with a mental illness, all of these reasons for not getting along with others are self-inflicted sources for relational failure. That means they can all be corrected, if only a person is willing to change.