"When are you having kids?": How to avoid arguing with relatives at Christmas – advice from a psychologist

Holidays are traditionally associated with warmth, closeness, and joy. But often, it is at the festive table that everything that has been silenced for years emerges: resentments, claims, different views, and painful questions. One careless comment – and dinner easily turns into a battlefield. Psychologist Maryna Didenko explainsLIGA.net, why family holidays cause conflicts, how to react to provocations, protect your boundaries, and resolve arguments without destroying relationships. The full version of the article is available to subscribers.

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