Do you like to argue? ? ?

[Big Casino]

I do. I believe it is good for the soul. Iv seen myself arguing with someone even when i agree with what theyre saying to me. Its even better when its a topic im clued up on. I dunno why this is and im sure its probadly gonna get me in trouble one day but i cant help myself..its too much fun.

 

[Gingerbread Lesbian]

I don't really like to argue, but it's something that no matter what you think about it, is unavoidable. There are always going to be things that conflict between your opinion on something and another persons opinion, therefore, there will be an argument.

Plus, if you go about it the right way you'll expand your knowledge, learn to see 2 sides of a story and learn to deal with different sorts of people.

 

[Aztec Triogal]

Depends on my mood, honestly. Sometimes I like to debate certain topics if I'm really passionate about them... but sometimes I like just to argue, pretty much for no reason at all. I think I've gotten better with it though.

 

[Davey Gaga]

I used to thrive on "arguments" but, as Jane might be able to tell you, they were nothing more than an immature slagging match with the odd "big word" thrown in there.

I don't mind having confrontations - in fact, I think they're healthy, in some ways, because always smiling and just getting by is far too false for my liking. Arguments, in some ways, are essential for building foundations in relationships. You just have to be careful not to confuse arguing with bitching and end up back-tracking on that hard work.

There may be a thread on this already; I'm getting déja vu on writing this thread. I'll have a look and report back.

EDIT:
Never mind; I simply made the same post in the "temper" thread.

 

[EVA]

I prefer debating in a civilized manner, opposed to arguing.

Though, when I DO get in an argument, I tend to keep it up when I know I am right. Although, if proved wrong, I am good at admitting. However, if someone rambles on about something stupid and won't accept the facts, I eventually get tired of them, shrug my shoulders, and say "Dude, just wtf-ever."

 

[FFMusician]

Not really, I can argue sometimes if I know i'm right and such, but I think it's a waste of time.

 

[Moogles]

I don't enjoy arguing. For me, arguments usually lead to conflict that's a bit more heated. Of course, a lot depends on what I'm arguing about. Usually, I'll ignore people who seem to live solely to argue with other people. I'm also pretty good at holding my tongue. If I can avoid an argument, I will. I'm not concerned with proving others wrong or trying to get them to see things the way I do. Just doesn't matter to me.

 

[Kivist]

I don't like arguements nor debating, they don't get me anywhere whether I am right or wrong about something so I just let it go and not argue about it anymore.

 

[Mitsuki]

Arguing in general tends to leave a negative effect, from what I've seen anyway. Now a debate - there's a difference. But arguing? No, I don't like to argue. I try to avoid it as much as possible. If I am caught in a heated argument, I always try to keep my cool, although inside I'm most likely bristling in anger or annoyance. What I show on the surface is very different from what I feel inside. I like to keep my emotions in check, that's all.

But sometimes I'll argue just for fun with friends. Those are fine, as long as both parties know that it's mere play and nothing serious.

 

[Busta]

I wouldn't say I "like" or "love" to argue, but if it's a heated debate and I've got something up my sleeve to add, I'll throw it in. I only like doing that when I know I'll have the advantage though, otherwise I just sit back and watch other loud-mouths duke it out.

 

[SaShman]

Sometimes I do enjoy it, I feel like I am at my wittiest when I argue. I think it can be healthy to argue once in a while as it's a good opportunity to get shit off your chest. I don't argue that often though and I always make sure to make up after wards.

As for debating an such, I enjoy debating about topics that interest or mean something to me but that's about it.