Stubborn: fixed or set in purpose or opinion; resolute. Being
stubborn usually does not make you popular or liked, or fun to be around.
Stubbornness is usually not okay. Usually people are fixed or set in a silly or
bad purpose. This is when it isn’t okay. For example, when two people are
fighting, the best thing for them to do is to compromise. But too often people
are stubborn, and end up holding grudges and things like that. That is why the
only time it is okay to be stubborn is when it is for a good cause; when people
are fixed or set on something that actually makes sense. John Adams, who we are
studying, was stubborn to write a Declaration of Independence. This led to us
separating from England
and becoming our own nation. Everyone should be stubborn at one point. But it
is only okay to be stubborn when it is for a cause that is good and makes
sense.
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