Do you have the problem of being always right ?

[UndertheOcean]

It can be annoying when others are too blinded to the error of their ways.

[netania99]

1. Indeed.

I ended a disagreement today with a simple statement: "Don't argue with me! You know I'm always right."

:)

[netania99]

4. Um ... maybe that's two simple statements.

It worked, though.

[Rabrrrrrr]

2. That's "too" blinded.

:eyes:

[rurallib]

3. I believe that should more properly be phrased "always being right?"

No I don't think so.

[Jamastiene]

19. What about "being right always?"

:P

[rug]

5. Yes, and it's a curse.

[Pierre.Suave]

6. I wouldn't really call it a problem

More of an asset really...

:P

[AwakeAtLast]

7. Many people on DU do

I think it's an epidemic in GD and GD:P










:evilgrin:

:hi:

[Hanse]

8. No.

But I do have the problem of people being jealous because of it.

[Kali]

9. that isn't the problem, even though I am usually right.

My problem seems to be the way I present my observations/conclusions. I can't tell you how often I will tell someone something and then later have them excitedly tell me the same thing as if they never heard me or were the first to notice/observe whatever it was.

This is in the context of planning work strategies not just casual conversations. :wtf:

[Lasher]

10. I thought I was wrong once.

But I was mistaken.

[EastTennesseeDem]

11. Bah! You beat me to it.

[applegrove]

12. I know a couple of people who are that way. They've definitely improved with age though and are less

'always right' than before. Boy it makes a difference.

[tigereye]

13. according to my husband..

:eyes: or was that getting the last word.... :think:

[Raven]

14. I do. And I know I'm right about that!

[jobycom]

15. I'm always left. nt

[LaurenG]

16. sometimes I'm wrong - and that annoys me

:silly:

[IntravenousDemilo]

17. Uh, no, as can be confirmed by anyone who saw me on Jeopardy!

If I were right all the time, I'd still be damn well playing.

[MissMillie]

18. Once I thought I was wrong

but I was mistaken

[Soylent Brice]

20. no, i'm usually wrong.