Bowing Down
Everyone argues with other people. It is human nature, and it’s going to happen regardless of what situation. We argue with our friends, we argue with our enemies, we argue with our siblings, and we argue with our parents. A group of people could be in a life or death situation and still end up arguing over something stupid-something that a
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Niraj, I agree with you 84 percent. I agree with how you say that many arguments are, for lack of a better word, stupid and pointless. They have trivial issues and, in reality, sometimes you don't even really care about the topic of the argument. You are just arguing for the sake of arguing. You hit the nail on the head pretty much. However, when it got to the three scenarios, I disagreed a little bit with what you said. Not alot, just a little bit. The best way to end an argument is to take the two arguing parties and have them talk it out. It is best to work out the problem. If the problem is just forgotten it is going to stay and stew under the surface and become something much bigger that can cause an even worse argument. IT is best to work things out and avoid many arguments altogether. Arguments, however, are inevitable. When they arise, a person only needs to calm down, analyze both sides and try to resolve the situation. I know that I have gotten in senseless arguments with many of my friends for no apparent reason. I am glad that we worked it out because it could have been so much worse. So, there it is. Now you can see why I was saving it up. I had to organize my thoughts so it wouldn't be a load of crap organized into sentences.
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