wikiHow Things to Say When Handling a Dramatic Sister in Law * "I appreciate your opinion, but let's agree to disagree on this matter." * "I understand that we have different perspectives, but I hope we can find a way to respect each other's feelings." * "I'm sorry if I've said or done something to upset you, let's talk about it and try to find a resolution." * "I value our relationship and I want to work together to find a way to get along better." * "I think we should focus on what we have in common and try to build a positive relationship from there." * "I hear what you're saying, but I need you to understand how your words and actions are affecting me." * "I don't think it's productive to argue or fight about this, let's find a way to move forward." * "I'm willing to listen to your point of view, but I hope you can also listen to mine." * "Can we take a break and come back to this conversation when we're both feeling calmer?" * "I want to make sure that we're both comfortable and happy with how things are going in our relationship." * "I think we should agree to disagree and focus on our positive qualities as family members." * "I'm sorry if I've misunderstood or misinterpreted something you've said, can you please clarify your position?" * "I value our relationship and I'm committed to finding a way to make things work between us." * "I think it's important for us to be able to express our opinions and feelings without attacking each other." * "I hope we can find a way to communicate and relate to each other in a positive way." * "I think it's important for us to respect each other's boundaries and feelings." * "I don't want to argue or fight, but I also don't want to pretend that everything is okay when it's not." * "I'm willing to listen and try to understand your point of view, can you also try to understand mine?" * "I think it's important for us to support each other and work together as a family." * "I hope we can find a way to put our differences aside and enjoy each other's company." Page