How can you deal with people who think they are never wrong?
How do you deal with people that "are always right" even when they are wrong?
Why do people think they are always right? Why do the people think that He/She is always right? Why do parents think they are always right? Why do I always do the right thing? Is it right to tell someone they're wrong, when you speak the truth? If you are a good listener, you will find that every person has his own opinions, and people's opinions contradict each other, everyone thinks that he is right. My question, why do you think that you are right, why do you think that your opinion is right? Why do we always think we are doing the right thing? What makes my parents think that everything they decide for me is always right? How do you know if someone is right for you? How can I always take right decisions? What's the best way to deal with people who habitually overreact? Is it right to tell someone they're wrong if it's the truth? Does every human being have a problem with everyone they know? How do you deal with people who talk bad about you? DO THINGS RIGHT ALWAYS vs DO THE RIGHT THINGS ALWAYS? Is it true that there is always a way? How do I deal with overly practical people, when I know that what they are saying is correct 90% of the times? At the same time, with their attitude, they won't allow themselves or others to try something new Is it wrong to trust people easily? What is the best way to deal with bad people? Is the sense of right and wrong always subjective? Does parting ways with someone always have to be a bad thing? Why do I always think that everything is going to go wrong? Is there any way to stop it? How can we deal with bad people? How do you cope when many people in your life are distancing themselves from you? What's the best way to deal with stubborn people? Is it bad to be always good? What should I do to get along with people? Like everyone else (here in U.S), I work with a group of people I see and interact with every day. As a human rights advocate and Lesbian, my views are liberal and I by no means preach my beliefs in my work place. However, I want to know, when is it OK to state your opinions on an issue. For example, if someone mentions that their next door neighbor, who happens to be a 12 year old boy, was playing with dolls and that "this is going down the wrong road and he is strange/weird", is it OK for me to say that we shouldn't judge him for who he is? So confused... This just happened at lunch and I am very upset about it... What’s wrong with being self-righteous when you're actually right? How can I stop caring too much about other people's opinions?