Submitted by Frog_Head123 t3_z94gix in AskReddit
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Frog_Head123 OP t1_iyex20r wrote
But you are-
crybaby-conformist t1_iyex4f7 wrote
Tell them they’re right. People actually tend to question themselves more when you agree with them. There are definite exceptions to this rule. But for the average idiot, it works a lot.
Frog_Head123 OP t1_iyex659 wrote
Your right
Piri_Reis96 t1_iyex1pw wrote
just tell them that they're wrong without complecating shit
SilverBabyComeToMe t1_iyexcjd wrote
With or without snark?
A_ThorusRex t1_iyf0omu wrote
If I just absolutely need that person to know they are wrong, I will present them with visual or physical proof that they are incorrect without bringing up the previous conversation. For example if someone told me frogs were only green and no other color, I would just say okay and then whenever I talked to them again I would show them photos of different colored frogs and say how cool the different colors were, while never mentioning the previous conversation "hey, I just saw all these different colored frogs! isn't that cool?" (Or something to that effect) . I find that showing someone they are wrong in the moment can cause embarrassment or even anger.. So again, if I feel it is even worth it to correct someone I would do it that way.
FavDaveInARave t1_iyf26qn wrote
Definitely not by capitalising every word in a sentence. That shits scary and makes people run away.
[deleted] t1_iyewzgd wrote
I see what your saying but