“Arguments are to be avoided they are always vulgar and often convincing”
— Oscar Wilde
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When people argue, the situation can often become rude and unpleasant. Disagreements can get heated and lead to people saying mean things. Even if someone makes good points during the argument, the tension and hostility can make everyone involved feel bad. For example, imagine two friends arguing about who is right in a game. One might win the argument by being louder or more aggressive, but they could end up hurting their friendship. It's better to talk calmly and respectfully to solve problems. This way, you can share your views without turning the situation ugly and people are more likely to listen and understand your perspective.
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