Think of one major conflict and one minor conflict that you have faced in your life. Why did you consider your major conflict to be a big problem? Why did you consider your minor conflict to be a small problem? Did you learn anything from these conflicts? Would you do anything differently if you faced similar conflicts in the future?

1. My biggest conflict is considered a problem by me because it is something that I have no control over and that I have to fight every day, with a lot of effort and help and often, I cannot overcome this problem, being completely suffocated by him.

2. My minor conflict is considered a small problem for me, because it is something that I got used to over time and learning to live with.

3. What I learned from these conflicts and that we should not be afraid to ask for help whenever something is causing us harm and that leaves us feeling disgusted and feeling that the world is collapsing at our feet.

4. If I face conflicts like this in the future, it won't be long before I ask for help and talk to people who will understand and advise me correctly.

Explanation:

Warrant or “the bridge". It is the belief, value, assumption, and/or experience the writer hopes the audience shares or has in common with the writer.

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