Once I got frostbite because I was too stubborn to go in and get a glove. It wasn't bad, but it did show my mom that I was and still am the epitome of stubborness
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Once I got frostbite because I was too stubborn to go in and get a glove. It wasn't bad, but it did show my mom that I was and still am the epitome of stubborness
Sometimes I am but sometimes not.
I can be. But I usually don't care about anything enough to be stubborn about it. Not sure if that's better or worse.
Im stubborn in my mind because I'll stick to what I think but in practice I tend to just go with the flow and say "I told you so" the whole way through
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Originally Posted by Faris
90% of the members of this forum are stubborn.
The other 10% are just good at hiding it.
I wouldn't say I'm very stubborn. I tend to just roll with stuff and I'm happy enough if other people want to do stuff I might not be 100% behind to go along with it anyway. Being stubborn has usually just resulted in me clinging onto being wrong, or drags me into stupid debates in EoEO.
Then again there was that time my math teacher was wrong and I was right, and I was too stubborn to cave and eventually I demonstrated to the class and then to her why I was correct. Took like 20 minutes of arguing though.
I am principled though, and I will try to do what I think is right with as much strength as I can muster.
I'm very stubborn and so are my friends. So when we disagree we just tell one another they're wrong all day long.
Yeah I can be stubborn as hell, I have my reasons. Being stubborn is not always a bad thing. Everyone tends to see being stubborn as a bad thing but if I wasn't stubborn I wouldn't even be here now. I think one of the main things what kept me alive and made me fight to survive was simply the rule of; why the hell should I let anyone else win? That stubborn streak kept me going way past the point of winning.
I am stubborn about certain things. My husband, however, is ridiculously stubborn -_-
Just discovered that stubborness may be a genetic trait, my child decided that, today, she'd be stubborn enough to refuse to drink anything unless it came via a bottle... so much for weening her this week.
That sounds sociopathic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceglow
there's nothing about that what I believe is sociopathic. I just have a simple enough rule; Never, never, never give up.
"Never give up" and "Never let anyone else win" are two very different attitudes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceglow