"یک سازش خوب زمانی است که هر دو طرف ناراضی باشند"
— Larry David
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Simplified Meaning:
When two people have different opinions and they reach an agreement that doesn't fully please either of them, it's often a sign that the compromise is fair. Imagine two friends deciding on a movie to watch. One wants to see an action movie, while the other prefers a comedy. They settle on a drama, which neither really wanted at first. While both are a bit unhappy with the choice, they gave up something to meet in the middle. This kind of middle ground can mean that both sides are trying to be fair and considerate, rather than just one person getting their way. In life, making small sacrifices can help keep relationships balanced and maintain harmony. Even though it might feel frustrating, it shows mutual respect and understanding.
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Agreement Collaboration Compromise Conflict resolution Diplomacy Dissatisfaction Mediation Middle ground Negotiation Settlement
