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Originally Posted by MysticCat
Since when does "agree to disagree" mean the same thing as saying "we're both right"? It can just as likely (or more likely) mean "I'm right, you're wrong, you're not going to change my mind, and you're hopeless, so let's just move on."  |
Mystic...
what it means to me...IMO
in some cases there can be two sides to each story.
Your experiences and mine are not similar. But we may have beliefs and facts that form different opinions on a simliar subject.
Sometimes there is no one right or truly correct way especially since there may be different ways that give a positive (or negative...depending on what you are seeking) result on tackling a problem.
I may not like your opinion, you may not like mine.
I respect that you have one and if whatever works for you gets the job done so be it.
And it may even be prudent for me to at least examine whatever it is that you are doing because I may have to change and adapt to that way of thinking or doing.
For instance.... religion