Argument
By wynna1
@wynna1 (1291)
7 responses
@certified_alice (1854)
• Philippines
23 Jan 07
I really like quet environment so I prefer to stay away on those discussions that will lead to arguments. But it's really necessary to voice out sometimes if you think and believe that you are really right. You must fight for your own rights so that the truth will come out. It really doesn;t matter for me if someone will get hurt or will be upset because of what I say but I am an honest person and I stood up for what I believe is wrong. But still I choose who are those people I want to argue about preferable not my husband because he's quite a little bit get mad easily, so I am beware!
@gaylordfocker615 (389)
• Philippines
22 Jan 07
It depends on the people I'm with and the topic. If I feel really "into" the topic, then I'm all fired up and ready to spew words I'd normally never say. That is, when I'm among friends. If I'm not among people I'm really close to, I'd shut up and keep my opinions to myself.
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@caramello (4377)
• Australia
23 Jan 07
I must admit I am not one to back away from an arguement and most times like to have the last word! lol But it never fails me as I do not like to argue (but at the same time do not like to back away) my emotions usually take over and I end up in tears, then no one can understand me anyway, BUT I will try to still have that last word. lol
@francisferns (671)
• India
23 Jan 07
I never back away from an argument if i am right...
If i fell something is wrong i will stand up and figt for it....
I always speak my mind never keep things to myself.... If i have to speak i will...
Cheers!!!!!
@jackie_mmm (886)
• Philippines
31 Jan 07
I ignore them for a few hours or days, but I'm almost always the one to inititite a reconciliation or say sorry in the end. Even if it wasn't my fault I will still feel guilty, life is too short to have a fall-out with my loved ones. However I don't give a damn about acquaintances and coworkers I've fallen out with. I've got lots of things to do and reconciliation isn't one of them.