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Today I came across three shocking words on Google. Election Day Anxiety. Sadly this has become an immense concern as many are concerned about anger and fear. Politics doesn’t have to ruin relationships. There is a better way.

In today’s increasingly polarized political landscape, maintaining healthy relationships can be challenging. While political discussions can be passionate and engaging, it’s important to remember that the strength of our connections with others often outweighs the importance of any single political issue.

Relationships are built on trust, understanding, and mutual respect. Engaging in heated political arguments can damage these bonds, leading to resentment, hurt feelings, and even the breakdown of friendships or family ties. It’s crucial to find ways to discuss our political views respectfully, even if we disagree.

Instead of focusing solely on our differences, we should strive to find common ground. Perhaps we share similar values, such as compassion, fairness, or justice, even if we disagree on how to achieve them. By emphasizing these shared values, we can build bridges and foster understanding.

Ultimately, our relationships are precious and should be prioritized. While it’s important to be informed and engaged in political issues, we must also be mindful of how our discussions impact our relationships. By choosing empathy over argument, we can create a more harmonious and connected world.

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