Describe an argument two of yours friends had

I would like to talk about a time when two of my close friends, Ankit and Rohan, had a heated argument, and how that situation eventually helped them understand each other better.

Who your friends were?

Ankit and Rohan are both my college friends. We often hang out as a group, and they usually get along really well because they share similar interests like cricket and technology. That’s why this argument came as a surprise to me.

When it happened?

This incident happened about six months ago, during the preparation for our annual college tech fest. We were all part of the organizing committee, and everyone had specific roles and deadlines.

What it was about?

The disagreement started when Rohan felt that Ankit wasn’t contributing enough to the promotional work. Rohan had been working late nights to design posters and manage social media, while Ankit was handling sponsorships.

However, Rohan believed Ankit was not putting in the same effort and even accused him of being careless. Ankit, on the other hand, defended himself, explaining that he was waiting for responses from companies and couldn’t rush the process. The discussion quickly turned into a loud argument in front of the whole team.

Explain how you felt about it?

At first, I felt uncomfortable and a bit anxious because I didn’t want their friendship—or our project—to suffer. I tried to calm them down and suggested taking a short break so everyone could think clearly.

After some time, they both realized that stress and pressure had made them overreact. Later that day, Rohan apologized for raising his voice, and Ankit admitted that he should have updated the team more frequently. Eventually, they shook hands, and the event turned out to be a big success.

Conclusion

This experience showed me how even strong friendships can have misunderstandings, especially under pressure. But it also taught me that open communication and a willingness to listen can resolve conflicts and even strengthen relationships.