depends on the topic at hand and whether the person is interested in more of a debate to get to know the other perspective better or whether it's an argument to see who's right...
there's merit in both
oh and the other person obviously should be able to hold a cohesiveness conversation and what not
depends on the topic at hand and whether the person is interested in more of a debate to get to know the other perspective better or whether it's an argument to see who's right...
there's merit in both
oh and the other person obviously should be able to hold a cohesiveness conversation and what not
well the way i see it, its a great way to learn about perspectives and also the other person on a deeper level
well the way i see it, its a great way to learn about perspectives and also the other person on a deeper level
like i said there's merits to both depending on the purpose and topic of the argument
like i said there's merits to both depending on the purpose and topic of the argument
well that was not my point
its a given that the argument has context and both sides are participating willingly
well that was not my point
its a given that the argument has context and both sides are participating willingly
but even in such arguments there can be a winners take all approach
for example a courtroom or mock trials or a debate for example where the goal is to win not merely understand the other side
but even in such arguments there can be a winners take all approach
for example a courtroom or mock trials or a debate for example where the goal is to win not merely understand the other side
eh idk i thought its pretty clear im talking about friends not the law
even with a winners take all approach though, both sides can come out with more knowledge and mutual respect than they started with
which can create bonding
eh idk i thought its pretty clear im talking about friends not the law
even with a winners take all approach though, both sides can come out with more knowledge and mutual respect than they started with
which can create bonding
that is also possible and true...
Only to prove a point then I stop as it's stressful and not worth it. The only people I have to argue with are my partner and daughter anyway.
I don't like arguing, but sometimes it's the only way to make it clear in a language the person can understand
I like to argue because I feel like that it's one way to see how the person truly reacts to a situation or has opinions about something. Helps me judge people better, since I rarely trust people (T.T) but this is somewhat of a negative trait too because I argue with only those who I want to be close with.
People don't want to change their mind, it's worthless.
I hate confrontation so I don't like arguing at all sldkgjndskfh
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