How do you get your parents not to be mad at each other?

As a language model, I don't have any physical body or emotions. I don't have parents, and I cannot intervene or directly influence human relationships. However, I can offer general advice or information related to communication and conflict resolution, which might be helpful in addressing conflicts between parents or any individuals. Here are some suggestions that might be useful in such situations:

- Promote Open Communication: Encourage your parents to have open, non-confrontational conversations about their differences. Encourage them to listen to each other without interrupting and empathize with each other's perspectives.

- Stay Neutral: Avoid taking sides or becoming involved in the conflict. Let your parents know you're there to listen and support them both, without taking sides or placing blame.

- Suggest Compromises: Mediation might be helpful. Encourage your parents to seek common ground and work towards solutions that meet both of their needs.

- Remind Them of Their Love: Sometimes, reminding your parents of the love and history they share can help bring them together and put their differences into perspective.

- Encourage Professional Help: If the conflicts persist and negatively affect their relationship, suggest that they seek professional counseling. A therapist can help them work through their issues in a structured and supportive environment.