Watch out for the “I’m right; you’re wrong” conversation

From Gretchen Rubin: A person with “oppo­si­tional conver­sa­tional style” is a person who, in conver­sation, disagrees with and corrects whatever you say. Maybe in a friendly way, maybe in a belligerent way, but their remarks are framed in oppo­sition to whatever you say. · Go to Watch out for the “I’m right; you’re wrong” conversation →