When I have a problem with a friend, I try to stay calm and listen first. I think listening is very important because it helps me understand how my friend feels. Then I explain my own feelings in a kind and simple way. I do not shout, scream, or use bad words. If I make a mistake, I say sorry.
Sometimes we need time, so we talk again later. We also try to find a solution that is fair for both of us. For example, we can share, take turns, and respect each other.
These solutions help me a lot. I learn how to talk and listen better. I learn to respect other people and their ideas. I also become more patient and kind. Solving problems calmly makes our friendship stronger and helps me feel happy and safe.
In conclusion, when you have a problem with a friend, be kind, respectful, and try to stay calm.