It is okay to leave than to resort to an argument

I love to banter with my friends or people who are a bit close to me, but it only ends there. You can't see me arguing with a stranger or someone I barely know because banter can easily lead to an argument... Once the banter turns into a heated argument, I try to stop it, and if it is beyond my power to stop, I leave!

source

During heated arguments, people tend to say things out of anger, and whatever anyone tells you when they are angry is what has been on their mind. The anger only motivates them to spit it out, so always take a record of the words they say during a heated conversation. Word is like a broken egg; it can't be fixed once it comes out of the mouth, and hence we should learn to avoid anything that will put us in such a condition with others.

I play a lot and I love to argue with my friends, and I don't mean an argument that leads to a fight, just a normal argument, I find it fun. Still, any argument that will lead to the other being aggressive, I avoid it cos I do not like drama or anything that will take away my peace of mind.

I once got involved with the principal of the school where I used to teach, so in that school, they mandated a dress code, which was not discussed with me or others before they employed us. Not informing ahead was not the main problem; it is the fact that you are paying me a small amount of money, and you want me to buy a complete dress code for the week, which would cost me 2 months' Salary.*

The most annoying part is that the school is divided into secondary and primary school, and both have separate buildings but we conduct the morning assembly together, so the principal would always compare us to the secondary school teachers putting on the dress code, to the extent that she reported us to the propreitress who I expected to fight for us but she said nothing.

Before you judge us in the primary school sector for not obeying the rules, the secondary school is collecting 4x our salary, so they have no reason not to follow the dress code, moreover I see no reason why the principal for the secondary school should keep talking down on us in the primary sector but not for once did I argue with her even though I have a lot to say.

source

One day, I got to school absent the dress code as usual, I stopped going out for assembly because of her, so on that day she came to meet me in my classroom and asked me why I was not putting on the dress code, I told her I don't have it yet and the next thing she told me to go home and change, instead of arguing with her, I went to the proprietress office to report to her what just happened and her reply was I should obey the principal... I was disappointed with her response, and I made up my mind that very moment. I went to the class, carried my bag, and left the school premises...

Two days later, I got a call, and it was from her asking me why I didn't come back. I told her I resigned and would not be teaching in her school again. She cut the call, and that was it... There is no point in working in such an environment... As the proprietress you know how much you are paying us and you are our employer that needs to address us but instead you put someone who knows nothing about our payment or what is going on in our sector to keep disrespecting us, I didn't sign up for that and most importantly I left without any heated argument.

Just call me Burl.
I am a professional gamer, motivational speaker and a crypto enthusiast
Discord: burlarj
Twitter id: burlarj1
Telegram: burlarj
God exists, I am a living testimony
Giving up is not an option, every hustler has a payday
Don't wish for it, Make it happen
Only Love can heal a broken Heart