Rarely can we say that we are not embroiled in the turbulence of power dynamics in our day-to-day lives. In every social structure, ranging from family to society, people interact with each other in one way or another, while maintaining different forms of relationships. Considering the variety of interests involved in many stages of negotiation and the conflict that erupts within or between social entities is inevitable. In this sense, frustration may come not when we are caught up in the vortex of social conflicts, but when we stay clear of them.