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I've been online for around 25 years, I don't think it gets easier. There are a lot of factors at play, but keep the old saying "don't cut your nose off to spi

I've been online for around 25 years, I don't think it gets easier. There are a lot of factors at play, but keep the old saying "don't cut your nose off to spite your face" in mind, even if you win you argument are you going to enjoy the results? Also if you're repeatedly arguing with the same people, maybe disengage with that group because you're probably not going to help them nor grow as a person.

gridlockd 7y ago
If you get into an argument with someone and they keep coming back for more, they probably enjoy it in some way. Just make it clear that while you disagree, you still respect them as a person. You'll probably be fine. Rarely does one get into an argument with a whole group. That's a different game that is best avoided.
- bifrost 7y ago
  The social dynamics of groups are really interesting. I'm in a Facebook group for vegans, where people continually justify eating things that have meat byproducts in them because they're convenient or they "don't believe its actually there" even though something is labeled as such. Its quite comical. I also just stopped participating because it was ridiculous.