Will you still consider him/her as your friend?

As long as you know that this is how he is and you don't let his arguing get to you, it should be alright. I have a friend that used to drive me crazy, like your friend, but I got used to his stubbornness about things and we have been friends now for thirty years :)

If you enjoy your friend's company and have good times together, it is a good friendship. I think it is healthy that you call him his real name and refuse to address him as 'Lord' - you are showing him you don't look on him as a superior being, and that you are on the same level. Maybe your friend has an inferiority complex, and tries to make himself feel more important by arguing and having strong opinions on things. As long as you're strong and don't allow your friend to 'own' you, your friendship should be fine. Some people are naturally louder and more forceful than others, and that's fine as long as they're not influencing others to do bad things or making them unhappy.

well it kinda depends. If it really bothers you then you need to not hang out this friend as much. If it doesn't then nothing needs to change, really. it seems like it's bothering you. Have you talked to him about it? If not you should because it is unhealthy if he thinks he's the "Lord" and your mearly a pesant underneath him. It's not right for friends to try and overcome each other. They should all be somewhat on the same level. You don't have to drop him like a bad habit but you should spend less time around him if he's bothering you that much. If he can't support what you like or beleive in you have to tell him that. Just because you believe in something doesn't make it wrong. For example: I beleive that when a black cat crosses your path you wave 3 crosses in the air. I know that this so called "bad luck" is just my imagination that i make come true, but i still do it because i beleive in it!

well firends are perfect,and this is his problem somtimes you just got to learn to agree to disagree because if not its always ganna lead to headaches and the ending of friend ships. i would still call this person my firend but over look and drop the subject when it comes up.

I would hesitate to call him a friend who wants to argue and prove you wrong all the time. It does not sound like a very 'healthy relationship to me as one person is always being put down. He needs to change himself not you. run for the nearest exit as he is not a good friend to you at all.

He definitely seems to be very annoying and he seems to be a self obsessed guy. You have been friends with him all these days for his help and that is enough. Changing oneself for others is the last thing one should do to lose self dignity. You just tell him that his attitude annoys you and if he can change it, atleast with you, it is OK. But if he doesn't, there is no point bearing him. I hope you don't get a chance to change yourself.

I think ur friend is jealous of you..beside this he has very dominating attitude..the people with this kind of attitude think that they are correct in everymatter.. other people whose wavelength does not match with him, considers as wrong ....but you don't have to change yourself for him..you must stick to ur views..whaatever he tells either you can argue with him or you just ignore him..

True friends are those who can accept who we really are. Whether we are good, bad, poor or rich, it doesn't matter. Friendship is based on honesty, give and take. Sometimes a friend can be more than siblings relationship. Sometimes it can be love-hate friendship. If you cannot accept him for who he is, then I think there is no point considering him as your friend. But then again, the decision is entirely up to you.

That is a healthy relationship if you go by symbiosis. One gives up something in order to gain another. If I don't mind being 'debated' to absurdity then I would just allow him his debate victory which would be fine with me (unless I am also campaigning for debater of the century). This obviously gives him a lot of feel-good moments which would enable him to become magnanimous in other respects, like giving his time or company to do something he cares little about. Give and take.

Friends, or anyone for that matter, like this can be annoying sometimes. It's sad when someone that takes themselves so seriously and is blinded by others thoughts or opinions. So I guess the bigger question that you should ask yourself is, how much does this bother you?

Friends don't like making you feel dumb, so they can feel better about themselves? Does not sound like a suitable match. Maybe you used to have stuff in common. Maybe you have outgrown that, though? It happens. But I wouldn't hurt their feelings eihter. I would just kinda not be available to do things until this person finds somone new to debate with and prove wrong.

I don't think you should change, abhi. Some people enjoy debating with friends especially they don't have a good topic and they want desperately to find one. This time debate may help, at least it may last for a while, and he/she can keep talking to you and enjoy this process, it's another method to love, believe me. I once had a very good friend, he always try to debate and I too, because we too don't like sitting there muted and it's embarrassed. Just enjoy this so long as e/she doesn't do other things wrong and is good in general. **Enjoy life~~**

I thought yes u have to change because the person you seen is a practical person he is observing the things and debating so try to concentrate the things in practical and try to be friend with him and see that how he is getting that ideas

A friend can be someone who has something in common with you. In this case you always discuss among yourself about these. But You may also have a friend that has little or nothing in common with you. So You may have different sports idol, different goals, but it does not mean he in not your friend. A friend is someone you can ask for help when you are down that can help you get through problems. :)

You have to understand that this normal among people. Some of my closets friends are totally opposite of me. We have a few things in common though. As long as there's mutual respect between us as far as taste goes, than i don't have a problem with it. The "lord" seem abit whacky to me. I think this person takes themselves alittle to seriously. We can't control what others think or feel, but we can control who we hang around with, so if it bothers you that much that this guy feels he walks on water than yeah its time to change friends.