I'm not particularly revengeful either.
/proceeds to post vengeance
It's sad how many times explaining what really happened has no effect on some people.
I'm not particularly revengeful either.
/proceeds to post vengeance
Posting vengeance in this case would be a personal thing. No I don't intend to call and notify your Mom about the claims you shared, nor do I intend to share what Crow wrote me in email or post her nude.
What I posted is an example Nathan. You never saw me go out of my way to fuck with you in personal ways when I can for quite some time now. Not exactly a tit for a tat.
It's sad how many times explaining what really happened has no effect on some people.
I recall you failing to explain anything when asked, and now there you are, insinuating you've explained something several times so in advance you'll refrain from ever explaining anything.
Your shit is fake, It's why I wrote you off.
How to win an argument when you know you are wrong (WikiHow)
Go around the subject. Know how you can be proven wrong and what questions you can't answer, and avoid those areas.
Redefine concepts. Most arguments involve complex or abstract ideas that people don't always think of how to open up. If the other members of the argument get caught off-guard, you can easily get others to accept your definitions of things.
Do not concede ground. If you give the slightest inclination that you know that you're wrong, the other person may take advantage of your weakness and exploit it. The best way to avoid this is to by repeating your talking points and to not concede ground. The only time in which you should concede a point is if it has no effect on the outcome of the argument overall.
Redirect the conversation. If you are starting to lose the argument, you can defer attention to their previous acts to make your transgressions seem less severe. This is best used when the argument is personal in nature. Try to think of a situation in the past that's similar to this situation and pinpoint a time where your opponent acted poorly or in bad taste. Redirecting the conversation to their acts could sway the argument in your favor.
How to win an argument when you know you are wrong (WikiHow)
Go around the subject. Know how you can be proven wrong and what questions you can't answer, and avoid those areas.Redefine concepts. Most arguments involve complex or abstract ideas that people don't always think of how to open up. If the other members of the argument get caught off-guard, you can easily get others to accept your definitions of things.Do not concede ground. If you give the slightest inclination that you know that you're wrong, the other person may take advantage of your weakness and exploit it. The best way to avoid this is to by repeating your talking points and to not concede ground. The only time in which you should concede a point is if it has no effect on the outcome of the argument overall.Redirect the conversation. If you are starting to lose the argument, you can defer attention to their previous acts to make your transgressions seem less severe. This is best used when the argument is personal in nature. Try to think of a situation in the past that's similar to this situation and pinpoint a time where your opponent acted poorly or in bad taste. Redirecting the conversation to their acts could sway the argument in your favor.
Freaking genius. I have done this before without needing an instruction manual, but in the end I told the truth and said I was wrong and they actually won. I just made it look like I was correct. They were not happy 😆
