I agree Rman. I think people create drama bc they don't know how to handle life and all of its issues. Communication is very important as is things being equal in a relationship. Enjoy your taco sandwich lol

I have heard 'drama freaks' say it makes them feel alive to have a crisis. I also believe there are drama freaks that have no idea that they are indeed drama freaks. Often times, they grew up in a household that was so dysfunctional, the drama seems normal. So they continue to create that over and over. Then there are the energy vampires. I have made an effort over the years to recognize those signs and avoid those people.

Rman. That statement is GOLD.

I've thought and said so many times that all relationships are essentially the same. That the way you are, is the way you are. With your friends, your spouse, and everyone around you.

And that the way you handle conflicts is the same also. I get mad, but I don't call names or swear, and I don't try to attack people's weak spots....with Anyone. (OK, I've said "D... it" when really frustrated with my kids sometimes, but I've never used a swear word or almost swear word (idiot, dumb, stupid, moron) to refer to them personally.

I don't cut people out of my life who use those words, but I lose a bit of respect for them every time I hear it.

They teach the kids in my children's school to walk away from conflicts. And I really can't think of a better life lesson than to learn how to walk away with your head held high.

I hate drama!!! just sayin

Have you ever heard of chaos addiction? I believe in it and have a family member who has to turn even simple things into chaos. It wears me out to be around this person very much.

Some people really do thrive on constant controversy and drama, my stbx's mother was like that.

Not me, I like it nice and peaceful.

I blocked all the annoying people and that helped a lot with the drama.

I think a turkey sandwich can be very dramatic :)