Working with someone you hate
Work is usually not people's favorite place to be. However, it can be a lot worse if there is someone at work that you hate, or dislike strongly. No one wants to work in a hostile work environment. However, having a job is important, and sometimes you are forced to work with someone you hate, or quit. So, how can you work with someone you hate without hating your job as well? Consider the following:

If you work somewhere that your boss doesn't respect you, it can be very uncomfortable. The majority of people spend over half of their life at work, so it is a good idea to find a job you love, with a boss that treats you right. Having a boss that does not respect you is a bigger deal than you may realize, here is why:
One of the relationships that can be the best or the worst is that of neighbor relationships. Having a neighbor who is your friend can be so wonderful. It means having someone to borrow that cup of sugar from, or to run over and talk to when you just need to vent, or to rely on to pick up your mail when you head out of town, etc. However, a neighbor you don't get along with can be just as bad as a friendly neighbor is good.
In relationships, one of the major problems comes from expecting change from someone. People should never go into a relationship expecting people to change what they do, and how they do it. If you do, chances are you will be unhappy in the long run. This is not to say that people can't change, but they often won't.
Every now and then someone does something that just really hits you in a bad way. You may experience the sense of frustration and despair when someone you love disappoints you. Disappointment is a harder emotion to manage than most, much more difficult than anger or happiness. It often leaves you wondering how to respond. The fact is, people are going to disappoint you to one degree or another during your life. If you want to avoid this, you are out of luck. The key is knowing how to let them know you are disappointed, why you are, and how you intend to move forward. The following are a few guidelines for telling someone you love you are disappointed in them.
When someone you love treats you poorly, it stings. In fact, it has a sting to it you don't find in other situations, especially if the poor treatment was unwarranted. For example, if you are walking down the street, and you step on someone's toe, and they call you a name, you might feel bad, but you aren't going to take it to heart, or wonder if you really are what they said. However, if someone you love and respect were to call you that same name, you might question yourself some.
There are times in your life when you fall in love with someone, but it is someone you just can't get along with. You know you love them, and you know you want to be with them, but you can't be around them without fighting, without arguing, without being at one another's throats. So, what do you do when you love someone you can't get along with? And, how do you make a relationship work?
Everyone has had a relationship with someone, a parent, a lover, a neighbor, a friend. And, everyone is familiar with the fact that there can be problems in relationships. What most people do not realize is that by ignoring problems or feelings, etc. you are not preserving the relationship, but ruining it. The most common example of this is when two people are friends, and one starts to like the other person.
It can be difficult to have friends with emotional instability. It is not ever easy to have a friend who is in a dark place. However, it is critical to remember that your friend is responsible for his or her own choices, and you have no control over them. What you do may effect their moods, etc. but when it comes down to it, their choices are THEIRS. They can't make decisions for you any more than you can make decisions for them.
If you go out with someone, have a great time, and they say they will call, then they don't, what can you do? How do you feel? Do you take them at their word and make an effort, or do you take a hint, and move forward? It can be frustrating to have a great time, and get excited about someone, and then get the brush off. You can't help but ask yourself if they maybe lost your number, or just got busy. So, what can you do?
When you are an army wife, your relationship can be a difficult one to deal with. You almost always come second to the nation, to the higher-ranking officers, to wars, etc. The fact is, being an army wife is as hard on a relationship as infidelity. So, what can you do to make your relationship work? Consider the following:
The friends you hang out with will influence the choices that you make. Often bad friends lead to bad choices. So, how can you have friends who do not have the same values and morals as you, and still keep your own morals and values? How can you be around people making poor choices, and still make good ones yourself?
When you live in a neighborhood and have neighbors in close proximity, it can be difficult if you hate your neighbors. Poor relations with neighbors can cause stress and anxiety in your everyday living. What can you do if you just don't get along with your neighbors? You won't get along with everyone, but feuding with people you share a property line, roadway, or even driveway with is never a good idea. Consider the following tips:
Fighting with family sucks. No one wants to be in a fight with the people who they are supposed to be able to count on the most. However, often our families are the people we interact with the most. As a result, they are the ones who get the brunt of our bad moods, our insecurities flaring up, etc. Often, because we are dealing with family, we are less thoughtful, and quicker to anger or other damaging emotions.
Every relationship has it's limitations. There are certain things you know you can do and certain things you know you cannot. Boundaries are necessary in a relationship as they do help you to maintain a stronger love life and connection. You won't nag one another or cross the line that can put your lover over the edge. You need to sit down and talk about a few things that are "absolutely not's" and "that's fine" as it allows you to both be yourselves and to avoid having to deal with annoyances and frustrating discussions with your partner. Having boundaries also helps to keep you in check as you won't become obsessive or aggressive. You both deserve to have personal freedom and you need to have a certain level of respect for one another if you want to make the relationship work successfully.
It is natural for us to protect and defend the things that we love. When you find yourself lucky enough to be in a healthy relationship, it is natural to fight for it and to have a desire to make it work. However these feelings that can lead us to work hard on a relationship can also hurt us and cause us to become overly jealous and to ruin a good relationship. You need to learn how to manage your feelings of jealousy if you want your relationship to work.