Answering A Question.

[TWR]

We all have different point's of view on here as can be seen, how do you react inside when someone Rubbishes your opinion? ( Not referring to myself, by the way) does it keep you thinking or do you just pass it off, or, switch off?

[Mamyalynne]

It rather depends on the tone of the 'rubbishing' I mostly take it on the chin.

[boxtops]

I can't say I get overly aerated about it if someone says I'm talking rubbish (sometimes I am) - but often I think - hey, I've experienced this situation, I know what I'm talking about, and if you don't, it's your prerogative to think you're right. Life's too short to take the hump.

[Ann]

I think it's not the difference of opinion which hurts (everybody to their own) it's the ones who sneer or are completely rude (and there are a few) who I now avoid. Most ABers are lovely people and it takes all sorts to make a world! :)

[sandyRoe]

How many of the politicians of yesteryear do you recognise?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReIAna459sg

[janbee]

I don't mind people all giving their opinions . That's ok. It's when it turns personal , bitchy and really nasty..... well that post should then be pulled. There's no need for nastiness boys and girls. Agree to disagree and be thankful you live in a country where you are able to voice your opinions without being killed for so doing.

[ummmm]

It doesn't bother me.

I rarely consider people to be nasty. I think people just read others responses wrong. What is written in print can come across completely different from the spoken word and that's what I take into consideration before I act all offended.

[pixie373]

Exactly right, ummmm. It's never really important enough to bother me. Disagreements are fine, personal attacks unnecessary, but whatever...