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ayoubWhat attracts people to conflict?
From wars to just arguments among friends, what really drives so many to watch in morbid fascination?
ayoubFrom wars to just arguments among friends, what really drives so many to watch in morbid fascination?
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Date: 2008-12-17 04:16 pm (UTC)Next up, FIRE Is HOT! News at Eleven!
All snarking aside, I think it is very hard to totally avoid conflict. In many respects, avoiding drama is good, but to avoid all conflict at all costs leaves one with a pathological fear of pushing back against what is wrong.
I am sorry that there were people who misinterpreted friendly comments as something more than what it was. I think the real question is "Why do people feel the need to CREATE conflict where there was non to start with?"
I think the answer to that is boredom and diverting/attracting attention.