There have been multiple situations when it has been difficult to cope with other peoples behavior or values. When I served in the navy I had to learn how to deal with different people, because there was no other way. In my early days there I had to cope with different people by being part of a team that followed orders. We used to live in these small rooms that housed 8 people with different ambitions and it was hard to work as a team. If one of the team members should get punished then all of the team members will suffer at the same time. I did get quite numb to all the things that annoyed me such as lazyness and acting unresponsibly, but I found the real struggles to begin when I was later promoted to be a platoon sized team leader. Some were easy to cope with and understood why things must be done in a specific way and us leaders had also a hierarchy to follow but some fully lost all the motivation to do anything good for the performance of the team. These same situations has been repeating later in life and now at school when doing team work. The most important lesson here is to learn to understand other peoples point of view and cope with all the difficulties as well as possible. I tend to confront ​diffiulties once they occure to not build up any unnecessary tension. People tend to be understanding when they get a good reasoning from others.