A young man and a boy met on the main street. The encounter was sudden.
The two are about 10 years old apart. What they both have in common is that they were riding a bicycle without looking carefully at the direction of travel.
The two bicycles collided and stopped. Each got off the bicycle. At first nothing happened.
After finding out what had happened, the two began a conversation. There are not many common topics among people of different ages. However, they had a big common problem.
It seems that part of one of the bicycles has been damaged. Of course, that’s not the only content of the conversation. The emotional problem swelled greatly.
Is it good to fight?
There are limits to negotiations, and beyond those limits there is no longer any room for negotiation.
And, stupidly, the conflict enters a new phase. No one is allowed to discuss there anymore.
But even in the process of conflict, negotiation options remain. That option is enabled by rewinding the flow of time. Yes, we have to rewind time to resolve the conflict. But that’s not easy.
But I would like to point out that fighting is a faint good thing. Is it good to fight? Yes, that’s a relatively good thing.
Because you can go back to the negotiation phase. I think the most troublesome thing is that there is no conflict.
Because no conflict means that the negotiations did not break down. That means even no negotiations were made from the beginning.
What is a relationship that cannot be negotiated? That is to ignore. This is the worst thing.
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Apology, reimbursement, or anger
The challenges are simple and about the same, even at different ages. The young man demanded an apology from the boy and tried to discuss the reimbursement with the boy.
But the boy also insisted on the same thing. Apologies, reparations and emotions.
For some reason the two did not consider that they were very different in age from each other. No, they took that into account a bit, but the task of apology or reimbursement was greater than that.
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