Is there a such thing as meeting the right person at the wrong time?

When we meet the right person at the wrong time, we feel like missing out the good. When all the factors don’t come together to create the outcome we desire, for one reason or another, we don’t get what we want and this creates feelings of loss, grief, regret and even hostility.

How long should you talk online before meeting in person?

“Four to five days of chatting before you initiate the date is often the sweet spot. It gives you enough time to build that foundation of trust, but it’s not so long that the momentum drops off.”

How long should you wait to meet someone you met online?

One to two weeks is the optimum about of time, according to Quinn, as it gives you time to get to know them, but not too much time that you overthink or the spark fizzles.

How do you deal with people who constantly contradict you?

And the feeling of someone contradicting you, again and again, is something most humans sincerely hate. If it’s a friend or anyone you have a better relationship with I would personally just recommend sitting down with them and telling them that you don’t share their love for debating stuff and that it often leaves you feeling antagonized.

Can a person argue with you without knowing your opinion?

At this point, they cannot argue with you because you are asking them to tell you about the topic. You did not express any judgment on it so they don’t know your POV. But most people who like to argue, or like to feel considered, will gladly tell you what the “right” (in their mind) answer is.

Is it a no-win situation when two people argue over something?

It’s almost always a no-win situation when two people argue or debate over something (and especially when temper has reached critical levels). What I suggest is to pretend to agree with them no matter what – but you don’t have to actually believe their side. Calculate your risks, though.