I am a classic avoider which means I run
away from all forms of futile arguments that can lead to fights. When I
can’t help it, I try my best to avoid low-blows. I have seen the damage
it does to people’s morale so I’m not a fan of it. I am also not a fan
of keeping people who do it around me, it may be infectious. Who knows?That
being said, I have heard that there is nothing more exhilarating (short
term) than winning a futile argument. You know, that amazing feeling
when you get the last word in and the person you are arguing with slowly
backs away, succumbs to your line of reasoning or even apologizes.
People who love to fight live for this feeling and most stop at nothing to achieve this.
This
is usually fair when the person you are arguing with is clearly wrong
and willing to admit it but where problems usually develop is when there
is a moral grey area; that awkward spot where both parties have a valid
point. No one wants to surrender: no victor, no vanquished.
When
this type of situation presents itself, the devil creeps in and advises
you to bring out your loaded gun and aim for all the weak points and
past mistakes of your nemesis, with the hope of making your point and
declaring victory. You wait for that perfect moment to let out all you
have been holding in and usually it cannot be taken back.
Stop! Don’t do it!
This is the number one killer of most relationships and friendships.
About Chiugo Akaolisa

Chiugo
Veronica Akaolisa is a graduate from the University of Alberta, Canada.
She is a God-lover and a recluse. Her every spare time is spent writing
and developing her business. She is an entrepreneur and a budding
novelist. Her true passion is Poetry and Relationship Tips. She has a
minor in Psychology.
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