Go to content

Most common causes for arguments on Christmas Day

Most common causes for arguments on Christmas Day
/ skynesher / E+ / Getty Images

First and foremost, no family is perfect. Especially on holidays like Christmas. While the spirit of the holiday may be in the air, problems still exist between family members. That’s just a part of life!

But, we can understand why people like to avoid causing issues on holidays with their family members. It’s all about being thankful and loving… Not angry and stubborn about silly disagreements.

To get you prepared this holiday season, here is a list of the top 10 causes of arguments on Christmas Day… You know, to help you avoid getting in the middle of an uncomfortable situation:

  1. Christmas dinner preparation (66 per cent)
  2. Board game arguments (54 per cent)
  3. Entertaining the in-laws (51 per cent)
  4. Drinking too much on Christmas Day (45 per cent)
  5. Not being appreciative (38 per cent)
  6. Fighting over TV channels (35 per cent)
  7. Washing up (31 per cent)
  8. Receiving a bad present with no thought (22 per cent)
  9. Being hungover from Christmas Eve (20 per cent)
  10. People sleeping in on Christmas morning (17 per cent)
Subscribe to our newletter!Subscribe to our newletter!
By subscribing, I agree to receive communications by email from Cogeco Média and its affiliates, including news, updates, activities and contests. You can unsubscribe at any time by using the link at the bottom of our emails or contacting us via our Privacy Policy. Please note, however, that we may still continue to send you service-related and other non-commercial communications. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Streaming will resume following advertisement.
The Overnight Beat
Live
On air uptil 5:30 AM