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Opinion: belief, judgment, or way of thinking about
something : what someone thinks about a particular thing
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Opinionated: expressing strong beliefs or
judgments about something: having or showing strong opinions.
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Mellie
Maggard: A strongly opinionated woman.
I am a very
opinionated woman- Always have been, always will be. The power of opinion has
often been advantageous. On the contrary it has also been detrimental. Many
times in my life I have been in situations in which my mind acknowledged I
should have thought prior to speaking. Most members of society have a filter
that removes any harmful words before exiting their mouth. This is an essential
part of harmony among friends and family. However, my genetic composition skipped
the filter stage and gave the word a pretentious dogmatic woman.
My over
articulation has welcomed several achievements in my adult life. I am well
spoken, a go getter no matter the obstacle, and I entertain the proposal of
debate. I am open-minded but cannot be swayed effortlessly. If my view is challenged
I fight to prove its legitimacy. Speaking what is true to your belief is a
character trait I admire in others. Agreeing to disagree is better than not
offering any opinion at all- In my
opinion.
Oppositely,
I have grown quite fond of the taste of my foot. In my countless attempts to
prove legitimacy I have often faced oppositional defeat. Becoming frustrated,
prolonging the debate until I am justifiably defeated does not offer the gracious
appeal I would prefer. Nevertheless, learning from other’s opinions has allowed
me to grow into a well rounded individual who values the creditable opinion of
others.
I would challenge
individuals who sit back in an effort to avoid participation in constructive
debate by hushing their opinions, to stand firm by offering opinions when the
opportunity presents itself. There is a fine line between saying too much and
not saying anything at all- but speaking your beliefs and understanding the
opinions of other’s is a great avenue in which to expand your horizons.
Merriam-Webster 2014.Web
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