📖 All the FeelsAges 7-12
When You Knew You Were Wrong But Kept Going
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Halfway through the argument, you realised you were actually wrong. You could feel it — the other person had a point, and yours was falling apart. But instead of stopping, you doubled down. You argued harder, raised your voice, found new things to say, anything but admit it. You "won" in the end, sort of — they gave up. But it didn't feel like winning. It felt like you'd traded being right for being stubborn, and you knew it the whole time.
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Have you ever kept arguing even after you knew you were wrong? Why is it so hard to stop?
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