Ditch the Drama Make This Year Drama Free By Angela Guzman

Limit Your Social Media Time

Whether you're connected through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and/or whatever else there is out there -get off of it! Social Media is a great way to stay in contact with family and friends who do not live close by however social media outlets can cause drama.

So instead of accepting everyones friend - don't! Make it a a new rule - unless you talk to the person don't "friend" them. Who cares if you "knew" them in high school or college?

Don't post your every thought on social media because there are some things that should remain private. Posting your every thought on social media invites others to comment on your feelings and opinions which in turn creates drama.

You're NOT a Therapist

It's a good thing to be there for your family and friends when they need to vent or when they're going through a tough time; however you need to know when to say enough is enough. If you have a friend and/or family member that is constantly discussing issues that they refuse to resolve themselves, then you need to put an end to the theraputic sessions.

It's not healthy to constantly listen to someone complain about a situation, when they're not doing anything to resolve or make the issue better. Eventually, you will take their sadness and depressive state as you're own. If someone really cares about you they will not bombard you with their problems that they have no intentions of resolving.