Hello Friends,
Sometimes discussion between friends/colleagues leads to unwanted arguments.
Because of different kind of opinions or mindset.
Do you guys ever experienced this?
How do you handle arguments with your Friends/colleagues?
Hello Friends,
Sometimes discussion between friends/colleagues leads to unwanted arguments.
Because of different kind of opinions or mindset.
Do you guys ever experienced this?
How do you handle arguments with your Friends/colleagues?
Yeah... I don't back off from an argument because I don't like to be dominated by bullies. When I actually argue, I make sure I'm on the right side. If my point is proven wrong, I accept that I was wrong and I say sorry asap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bhavya
But if the one is making an argument on a false thing just for the sake of arguing and to see me try to defend myself, I do not back off. I give them back enough to make them run away licking their wounds. I have colleagues who think they're superior to everyone and they can do anything to make others suffer just by talking itself. My close friends do this within our circle which I consider harmless. But some do it on purpose in public to see others humiliated. Those I don't tolerate. I hit them where it hurts and I feel bad doing that. But my self-respect is much more important than being around bullies who call themselves my friend.
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Originally Posted by Bhavya
Why we meet unwanted arguments from the colleagues/friends ?this make strong reason is everyone have different opinions.
So, some of the tricks helps how to handle with it
Don't Gossip About the Arguments
Address the conflicts sooner rather than later.
Discuss the problem face to face .
Try to find the common ground .
Keep an open mind and listen .
When it's your turn to talk ,stay calm
Agree I used to argue when I am in the right side,Me also feel self respect is more important,But sometime I felt arguing with people may look immature,So i want to avoid it as much as posssibleQuote:
Originally Posted by Shana
Much needed tips for me, Thanks for sharing Wondergirl:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wondergirl
Hi, At the university when being with different kind of friends from different sides I have faced this problem for so many times. For me what I normally do is if it is difficult to explain the things to them I am in the habit of being silence without too much of arguments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bhavya
I think silence is the best answer.
Yeah silence is the best answer,But sometimes it's misinterpret as rudeness, That's why I am so confused how to handle the situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lorraine
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Originally Posted by Bhavya
Yes, I have experienced it often. Arguments can differ according to person. Some argue for pointless things just to prove them right. But some argue to get a solution or explanation for an issue. However, the way you react and deliver your side views and the way opposite does is important in an argument. Most arguments end up misunderstandings and fights because of the way/tone you use to express the views. Try to express your views according to persons. If you feel you are done with an argument and still opposite doesn't get it, then leave it silently.
Yeah,I experienced it many timesQuote:
Yes, I have experienced it often. Arguments can differ according to person. Some argue for pointless things just to prove them right.
Yeah agree, the way/tone of expressing our views play a important role in arguments.True silence is the best way to avoid arguments.Quote:
But some argue to get a solution or explanation for an issue.However, the way you react and deliver your side views and the way opposite does is important in an argument. Most arguments end up misunderstandings and fights because of the way/tone you use to express the views. Try to express your views according to persons. If you feel you are done with an argument and still opposite doesn't get it, then leave it silently.
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