Your Yagoyo

What’s most important to protect?

My positive mood.

My ability to express my hurt.

Order and discipline.

My ability to express my frustration.

My ego and image.

Other people.

My freedom to explore.

My safety.

How do you try to win an argument?

Play dumb then catch my opponent unaware.

Allow your opponent to set up their argument, so you can point out the fallacies to knock the argument down.

Control the debate by changing the focus to one that suits your argument.

Lay out all your points and elaborate on the validity of your points, leaving the opponent spinning in a whirlwind of information

Go in depth on one point until the point is exhausted then go to another point, beating your opponent into verbal submission.

Lead your opponent into making bad arguments then exploit the holes in their arguments that you helped create.

Debate them point for point.

Making one great point then ending the conversation as if you won.

When interacting with people you don’t like, what’s most important?

Socially, emotionally, or physically harming them.

Limit the amount of trouble they cause.

Let them know they don’t bother you.

Bolster yourself by demonstrating some way you are better than them.

Your younger sibling walks into your room uninvited while your friends are there. How do you get them out of your room?

Push them out your room and lock the door.

Banter with them back and forth until you’ve had enough. Then tell them to leave and you’ll hang with them some other time.

Proceed to list all the most embarrassing things about them to your friends until they run out of your room crying.

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