INTRODUCTION

Many people express their opinions on a daily basis, and it is also said that many of them depend on the opinions of others. And do they impose their opinion at the wrong time? What does it mean to be convinced of my rightness? When is it good to do it?

As Vincent van Gogh said -... sometimes in life you need to express what you think, to express your opinion openly and stick to it.

THESIS

It is clear that everyone has the right to an opinion, has the right to be himself, to express his opinion and to defend it. But everyone also knows that everyone should be responsible for their actions. It is believed that it is better to consider the situation before imposing our opinion, but this, of course, should not prevent us from learning to stand up for ourselves.

ARGUMENTATION

Imposing your opinion means loving to be heard what you say or think. We cannot impose our opinion on absolutely everything, even though we are convinced that we are right, but we still do it en masse. Justice is not just about reproaching and imposing, but about showing your thoughts and ideas, for ourselves we are almost always right, but in the eyes of the other person it is not so. I learned that only because I am convinced of my rights, does not make the other person's point of view less true. An example of this is the quote from William Saroyan - ... be very careful in your opinions about people. If you even see with your own eyes that someone is doing something wrong, don't think that you are right. When it comes to human deeds, great delicacy is needed!

It is one thing to believe that you are right and to give ideas for improvement and it is another to impose your opinion and keep others in line with it. We cannot always get everything we want, so to be right we can always share our opinion with others because we can hurt them in some way, but it is not good to be silent for too long.

I myself continue to learn, to get to know myself and others. I try to be good to myself, without others being bad. Of course, sometimes it happens that we impose our opinion, but in most cases it is in order to help the person.

In my opinion, we need to assess the situation in order to impose our opinion strongly. Presenting information is also important, because if we present it wrong, they will misunderstand us, and if we consider how to present it, they are more likely to understand what we want to say. As Mark Twain said, "The difference between 'almost the right word' and 'the right word' is like the difference between a firefly and a flash."

It is the same with religions, everyone thinks that the religion they profess is the most important, but this does not give them the right to insult and impose their opinion on others that their religions are insignificant.

CONCLUSION

Talk, not impose your opinion, subject what you want to say in a good way - advice Never impose on others what you would not choose for yourself.

What is it like to be don Quixote today?

Introduction: We must first ask ourselves, what is Don Quixote? Does he really exist today? Is it hard to be like Don Quixote in the 21st century and what exactly is it.

Thesis:

Don Quixote is what many people want to be, namely to be themselves, to be different. Of course, there are quixotes today, but it's harder to find. Nowadays, it is much harder to be different, to be true to ourselves, because we strive to please people, not to be ourselves.

Rationale:

Don Quixote is first and foremost a dreamer, he is what many of us want to be, but can't. The reason for this is that most of us are afraid to be real ourselves and that is why we cover what we are with a so-called mask and very rarely take it off. Don Quixote is a symbol of courage, because striving for goodness, he does everything in his power, although not unsuccessfully. Its essence is tragic because it cannot be realized, but nevertheless it becomes an eternal image in world literature.

Today, we are in great need of people like him to break away from a bit of a monotonous, fast-paced and globalized world. We need someone to color our gray world and make us dream. To show us that we can deal with our problems, which always stand by us, and not run away from them. Of course, we will need time and we will not be exactly like him, but instead we can let's get some of it. An example of this is Sancho Panza. We need him for inspiration, as Sancho Panza is inspired by Don Quixote, although he is an earthly man who is always looking for something stable, but seeing Don Quixote he takes it from him and wants to fly like him. Although he always wants the material, thanks to Don Quixote he is slightly detached from it.