is arguing necessary, and how do you resolve them?
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ButterWing
Aug 7, 2024
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#21
Usually people tend to apologize or the friendship breaks.
#23 is general, not directed at you basix
21 there was a very well known member awhile back who said similar things
21, I agree with you. I don’t usually engage in arguments unless I have to stand up for a friend, myself, or an issue. Remaining quiet can be good sometimes, but I agree that it’s not always the best idea to not share your opinions sometimes z
#26 - sounds like a cool fellow with common sense
Aug 7, 2024
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#26
I think certain people act like everyone hates them and go and say and/or do something drastic which leads to people arguing on how to help and why they should(n't) be helping.
Please, no personal attacks on this thread. This thread was not made to criticize others, and just used to share my thoughts on the topic.
Aug 7, 2024
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#34
ButterWing wrote:
Usually people tend to apologize or the friendship breaks.
Have never really understood why anyone would demand apologies. The apology only helps the one apologizing. Resentment only hurts the one resenting.
I appreciate that, 35. You guys may have your own opinions about members on this site, just don’t bring them here.
I didn’t know this was a discussion, I thought it was common sense
It’s both.