Arguments and how we handle them differ.

Hello, everyone.

I welcome you to my blog. As individuals, how we handle situations differs from one individual to another. We have people who react violently to mild situations and individuals who, even in situations you expect them to react, still fail to react. As our faces differ, so do our characters and even how we handle things. Arguing is something some people cannot do without; people like this can go to the end of the world just to prove their point, whether right or wrong, and there are some people who cannot stay in an environment where argument is a thing; people like this walk away once there is an argument.

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When it comes to argument, we all have a category that we fall into, as we have a way that we react during an argument or how we handle the heat of an argument. There are many people who cannot handle the heat of an argument, but it's funny how you will always find them exactly where there is an argument, and they will not fail to react wrongly to a minor issue. We all have a way we engage in an argument; some go all in, some don't even want to be part of an argument at all, and some go in but not all in. Once the heat is too much, they find the nearest route out of the environment.

Then there are people who argue lightly, and once they notice the other person is not willing to give up or see things from their own point of view, they immediately black out; whether they are right or wrong, they just let the matter be. Then we have those who become violent. People like this are not to be argued with; once they notice they are out of points or you have more points than them, they become violent. That's how they prove their point. There are also those who, instead of having points to argue with, resort to raining insults on the other person.

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For me, I am the type that goes in but not all in; once the argument is heated, I find the nearest route out, especially when I know I am right and the other person is wrong but just won't accept that they are wrong. I'm not really a fan of noisy environments, so once the argument is heated, it is definitely going to get really noisy and loud because everyone will be shouting on top of their voices so everyone will hear what they have to say. It is at that point that I just have to leave and let them be with whatever opinion they want to settle for.