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Study:
1. Sun Tzu.
2. Julius Caesar.
3. Genghis Khan.
4. Hannibal Barca.
5. Alexander the Great.
6. Napoleon Bonaparte.
Do not just read them like history stories. Study them like case files. That is how you extract value. Also study their failures. That is where the real wisdom is.
Confrontation is how you filter for mutual respect and mutual recognition of boundaries in people.
Do you notice the mutual respect, and in some cases the friendship, that ensues after a big and early altercation between you and someone at your new job, gym, or football field? How they become your close folks and you never have a fallout with each other again? How you both handle things differently, even in subsequent events where altercation may become necessary?
Yeah, exactly.
If you want a circle of real people, be confrontational. It filters out the f*ckers. And it keeps those with the right internal structure to face - after the confrontation, or even during it - their misdeeds and consequently respect you for your courage and brutality in showing them the mirror.
You should be confrontational, not a coward who operationalises the โeverybody knows what theyโre doingโ bullsh*t and thus constantly adopts malice, enmity, silence resentment, and grudges in every event of peopleโs misconduct towards you.
A confrontational man keeps more real, respectful friends, even though fewer.
And the unconfrontational man keeps more malice, suffocates himself with negative energy, and keeps more users around him, as there are people that he, in his cowardice, will often not be able to discharge his default resolution - malice - with.
But then, it is worth stating that confrontation is grace. And genuine connection sometimes follows an act of grace.
To be confrontational is to be gracious. It is to give people who have disappointed you, and in some cases betrayed your expectations of them, a chance to prove that their crude act was indeed intentional, a mistake, or a misinterpretation on your end.
There is, ironically, grace in that. There is grace in asking - angrily, resentfully, or calmly - why people did what they did, why people said what they said, and why people spoke to the person they did about you.
Confrontation is a second chance at judgement, of peopleโs deeds and of your interpretation of them. You confront people to prove you right or wrong about the emotions their actions provoke and suggest that you discharge.
Because if they truly meant to be cruel, their response during confrontation confirms it. And if it was a mistake on their part, their response when confronted proves that too.
Confrontation is not just aggression; it is a mechanism for clarifying boundaries, intentions, respect, and relational authenticity.