Why Can't We All Just Get Along Novels & Stories

he said. "Why is that? All opinions are right, people was just really the problems because they would not agree into it." He clenched his jaw when I said that. "And you just hate me so everything I do will never be right in you." Yes, that was the reason of everything. Why people can not just unite and help each other instead of competing?

"Not now. We were sent here to reach a 'unified plan' within thirty days. The Cold War failed. It almost killed me." I walked toward him, closing the space he desperately wanted to put between us. "Your instinct just proved something about our dynamic. We are better, safer, when we are working together, not against each other. That was a terrifying collision, Killian, but it's time we start moving in the same direction."

"No you don't. You've helped me a lot." "If I've understood anything, it's that we are like two hedgehogs who, although they don't want to, by getting too close to each other, end up hurting each other. We already decided not to do that and to accept our differences and mistakes, to move forward. So, I want to make you see this mistake.

They must want something, and that something is usually a resource or something. I just wish we could all get along and trade each other for what we need, but that isn’t possible when there is still so much animosity between us all. I don’t even know what started all these feuds. All I know is that all the packs have been going at this for so long that none will ever pause to wonder if all this pain and death is even worth it anymore.

He opened his mouth, looking as if he wanted to spit some kind of retort, but merely sighed instead. “This isn’t getting us anywhere. We can’t get along for more than thirty seconds at a time.” Taliana nodded in agreement, leaning back in her seat. “We weren’t meant to be nice to each other. It just doesn’t feel right, and it probably never will.” “Well maybe if you could control that sharp tongue of yours, it would be easier.”

Our pack had become a tapestry of diverse talents and passions, united by a deep understanding and a commitment to growth. Through it all, I never forgot the lessons learned during that transformative period of tension and reconciliation. It was a reminder that conflicts and misunderstandings were not roadblocks, but rather catalysts for growth and understanding. The unity we had achieved was not a destination but a continuous journey, requiring constant effort and open communication.

Maybe we can live in neutral territory and raise our children around other species and get along with them all. Maybe we can do that one day, but first, I want that pack to burn.

"Have you all realised that our pack is becoming divided? I'm gonna assume this is another reason for it, we are not as united as we once were and it's a shame that the elders of this pack are so nonchalant about our future." "You say you want a war but why can't you just choose to be at peace? We say they hate peace but what about us? Aren't we acting the same way we see them? Listen people, I see this whole situation as a medium for us to make peace and if possible form a good and stable alliance. We cannot possibly keep killing each other and hating each other cause at the end of the day, what are we gaining?"

"We've proven that bonds function. That people like us can get along. That integration is possible. "Dietrich looked her straight in the eye and said, "You've shown that some people can get along with people from other species." That doesn't mean that a lot of people agree with it. Have you heard about the threats of death against married couples? The attacks on kids who are mixed race? The protests outside this building?

They could deal with that. They have irritated me. I do not need them fighting between themselves. We have enough to be battling within our future, without having battles between our own matebond. They need to adapt to the matebond we have been blessed with. Even if it is an unconventional one. It hs been a shock to us all, and they are not the only ones struggling to come to terms with it! We need to learn to make it work. Let them stew a little, give them time to think between themselves and work out what they need to do.