What will you do in this situation?

Hey Anshul that depends on the two friends having the fight and what i think is that you should go with the friend who is right at his/her place.It is for sure a great dilemma to choose either of the two but if you really have to choose one then i think you should go with the friend who is not having any fault. Yep if in case both are responsible for the fight or you don't want to take anyone's side then just stay away from their matter.Let them to decide their problem and you really have no need to utter a thing about that.If you really want to take the side then go with the innocent friend.

well its a very difficult situation to face in one's life......many of us come across such question in our day to day life....well it all depends upon the situation, the cause of your friends dispute....if i were in such kind of situation i would have looked at the situation with a neutral vision and try to figure out where things went wrong and first of all try to solve the dispute...and if i am not successful in my attempt i will definitely support the person who i feel is right among the two....i believe if we look upon such kind of situation with an independent and neutral outlook then we will definitely chose the right path....

walk away from both of them until they knock it off. i got stuck in a fight between two friends recently and wished to remain neutral between them:i was rewarded by both turning on me.

No matter which side u take, the other party is bound to be unhappy and spoil the friendship in the end.. but u cant remain neutral too, because both might turn things round and get u involved too.. So the best thing is to wait for them to calm down and explain the whole situation.. Explain in a way that u do side the both of them.. hehe

i try to be diplomatic. or sometimes i just stay out of it.

Its not good to take one side over the other unless you know for certain that one of them did something that you would consider very not friend like or if it was hurtful to you as well. If you do take sides then in the end they will make up and both be mad at you. You should just tell each of them that you care for them both and you will be there for them but that your not willing to give up on the others friendship or talk bad about the other person just because they are not getting along. If either of them are good friends to you then they will both accept and respect your decision

I will listen to both and make them friends again

I would weigh the fight in my mind and suggest ways to make up without being on either side.Yes I would be diplomatic and try to get them to come to some sort of agreement or a compromise that both friends can live with. Try to come up with several solutions and throw them out on the floor to be discussed and let them decide for themselves.

ive been in this situation.. and told both parties that if either of them even had the nerve to try to put me in the middle of it, and force my loyalties to choose which one of them i cared about the most.. id drop them and not speak to either of them again.

I try to never take sides unless someone is being physically or emotionally abusive. I used to constantly be sent to calm things down between friends who were getting too close to physically fighting because I had and still have the reputation of not taking sides and I'm pretty good at calming people down. But if they're not coming to blows, i stay out of it.

I would take the side of the one I felt was in the right. If there was no right side to take I'd take a giant step back and tell them to work it out themselves. The ones who can leave you out of it and not try to force you to take a side are the ones who are your friends.

I would not take either side I would simply tell them both "I am friends with the both of you. You two need to work your differences out amongst yourselves" I personally wouldn't want to lose either one of them as friends just because I took one side and not the other. I think that is the right thing to do plus I don't want to get caught in the middle of their fight.

just don't take sides. explain to them you don't like to take sides simply because both are your friends.

diplomatic for certain. i wouldn't want to lose both friends in the process. i usually look for something within the problem that can help resolve it and try to show them that thing. doesn't always quite work...but it does once in a while.

LOL honestly..I'd tell them to grow the hell up! this isnt grade school and I'm not 8 yrs old..I have low to no tolerance for that sort of childish behaviour..Seriously...

I would not take sides in my firends arguments, no matter what. If they want to fight about something I say leave me out of it. And if they don't leave me out of it, then they aren't true friends to me either. I don;t think it is fair of them to expect you to take sides and I would tell them that. If they don't want to be in each others company but want to be in yours, then they have to come to some kind of compromise about it. If they aren't grown up enough to do that, then maybe you need to rethink your friendship with the both of them. It is their problem, not yours.

In my case I would take part of no one. And if they are real friends they should understand.

I would not under any circumstance take sides. They are both my friends and i would not want to be put in the middle. I would instead take the role of peacemaker.I would let them both know that i respect them both and would like for them to at least try to work things out.And if they respect me they'd at least try to understand were i'm coming from.

The worst thing you can do is to take sides or try to act as a mediator. Let your friends work it out and tell them that you are staying out of it because it's not your fight and you don't want to be in the middle of it. Try to stay away from both of them if you see trouble coming and, hopefully, they will work it out and you won't get hit by any flying debris.

I would not take on anybody side. Stay neutral. Taking a side will say that you are being biased in the situation. Talk to them as a friend and clear to both sides that you will not take sides on the situation. Try to reconcile them as a good friend