How to deal with others' verbal violence?

The best way to deal with language violence is to communicate rationally and peacefully, while maintaining one's dignity and position. Here are some possible effective methods:

1. Express your feelings: You can directly express your feelings about the disrespectful or offensive words of the other party, such as "I feel very hurt when you talk like this." Or: "I hope we can respect each other."

2. Speak with facts: When discussing or debating, try to avoid personal attacks, but use objective facts and data to support your own views, which is conducive to solving problems rationally.

3. Adopt a peaceful tone: When communicating, adopting a peaceful tone can effectively reduce tension and hostility, and make it easier for the other party to accept your point of view and reach an understanding.

4. Seek support: If you suffer from verbal violence, you can seek support and help from friends, family members or professionals around you to avoid being emotionally hurt alone.

In short, the best way to deal with language violence is to maintain a rational and peaceful attitude, while firmly safeguarding your dignity and position.