IME Tips #17 - Most Arguments Are Over Semantics

from IME: In My Experience · host Daniel Leu

Have you ever had an argument over something ridiculously stupid? Do you remember what you were arguing about? From my experiences and observations, many of our stupid arguments are over semantics. They're over our unique definition of words, phrases, emotions, or feelings. "I had a bad day." Means something different to everyone because our definition of bad varies. The reaction to one simple phrase can cause an argument.

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