Quote by John Deacon

Arguments are healthy. They clear the air.

Arguments are healthy. They clear the air.

Summary

This quote highlights the positive aspect of arguments by stating that they are healthy and beneficial. It suggests that arguments have a purifying effect, as they help to clear the air and eliminate tension or misunderstandings. Rather than emphasizing the negative connotations typically associated with arguments, this quote highlights their potential to resolve conflicts and enable open communication. The implication is that engaging in healthy arguments can promote understanding, strengthen relationships, and contribute to a more harmonious environment.

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By John Deacon

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