A recent study indicates that 86% of Germans report experiencing increased aggression in their daily lives. Surprisingly, the root cause isn’t excessive conflict, but rather a lack of constructive confrontation. Experts suggest that avoiding addressing issues doesn’t resolve them; it merely postpones them, leading to a build-up of resentment. This “parking” of unresolved conflicts eventually creates an overwhelming emotional burden. The study highlights a pattern of insufficient and ineffective communication as a key contributor to escalating aggression. Ultimately, the findings suggest that openly and appropriately addressing disagreements is crucial for maintaining emotional well-being and reducing overall societal aggression. Ignoring problems simply exacerbates them in the long run.