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Originally Posted by Groovebox  If he's really a good friend of yours, then maybe you could make observations as to why things never work out for him, and even offer advice for how he can be more successful in later attempts? If he has an ego about it, then there's really not a lot you can do about that, and you shouldn't let it bother you either. What good is a friendship if all you two like to do is argue over who's right and who's wrong? |
Relationships DO need an argument every now and then. It strengthens the relationship. We don't argue ALL the time, but we have our scuffles. Especially when it comes to strongly held point of views about certain things. Arguments are natural in the human social ladder of things. Think of it as a struggle for status and leadership. Animals challenge the pack leader ALL the time, and if the leader doesn't fight back they win and become the new pack leader. We're on the same level, around.