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M  y opinion. | Arguments start with opinions, and supposedly end with one party adopting the other's opinion or in a compromise between the two's opinion. Discussions start with questions and end with creating an educated opinion for both parties, not necessarily the same opinion. | image tagged in the black | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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[deleted] M
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Discussions l e a d to arguments.
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In short. ye.

In long. They lead to opinions.
Ye know, I never have actual opinions while talking. So I usually just take the opposite side to anyone cuz it's usually easier for people to talk when they're defending or attacking a perspective.
It leads to a nice argument. Then I think about the argument, if I win I usually accept my fake opinion as true. And if I .-. supposedly lose, I throw my fake opinion away cuz I never really had it.
[deleted] M
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That is... that is so f**king smart ._.
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It's not necessary to have opinions.
Just.
don't have opinions.

At least learn to t a l k without opinions.
It's annoying when you try to talk about something and people start defending it or attacking it for no reason.
It's as simple as...
I start a conversation about how the taste of vanilla ice cream changed since the last time we had it, and people are either, "I love it" or "It was much better before."
B r u h . That just f**king ended the f**king conversation. We're talking about ICE CREAM not YOUR F**KING TASTE.
[deleted] M
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As a human, that is impossible. I don't know anyone who have 0 biases.

Y E S . That.
EXACTLY. I love you. You get it. But even me, myself, have a hard time doing that sometimes. We're working on it.
[deleted] M
1 up, 4y
*has

Not h a v e . F**king grammar.
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