Title: 6 Reasons People Have a Fear of Confrontation
Headings: 6 Reasons People Have a Fear of Confrontation
6 Reasons People Have a Fear of Confrontation
Disliking confrontation is incredibly common, but it’s still important to know the reason behind it. Here are 6 possible reasons.
Reasons people fear confrontation
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Content: You know yourself well enough to know that your mouth can sometimes get carried away, especially when emotions are involved. The idea of confrontation brings to mind those times when you simply had to let your emotions out, and you spared no time listening to the arguments of the other party. In turn, it just made you look like a loudmouthed drama queen who doesn’t know how to listen to the person they’re confronting. So if you are someone who has a personality similar to this, it’s also probably why you fear having to confront someone. You would rather just not talk at all than risk saying things you don’t even mean, but they fly off your tongue anyway. [ Read: 10 tips to avoid being rude in any situation]
When you know why you’re afraid of confrontation, you can find different means of remedying and eliminating your fear. For instance, you can practice speaking in public to help alleviate the anxiety. You can seek therapy to prevent your abusive past from affecting your present. You can even try to practice ways of confronting people without hurting your feelings.