How to Start and/or Stop an Argument

06/01/16 • 50 min

We all know what topics we can discuss with certain people and which ones to avoid. We also know what turns a harmless discussion into a vicious argument. There are those who love the drama - they seek out opportunities to incite a good fight and others wonder why every conversation results in quarrelling and hurt feelings. Here are 6 tips to convert any conversation into an argument. Or, if you prefer, 8 that will keep things civil.
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