<human>: This isn't as huge of a problem as that of some others have here but nevertheless i see it damaging our relationship. There isn't a whole lot to say. We are both really smart people and we are in our senior year of high school. He has been my best friend as long as i can remember. Because we are both smart, (however, i will say he is smarter than me but I am more organized than him) we both love being right about stuff. We often get into small petty arguments about trivial matters where literally the outcome of who is right affects none in the universe.

We aren't going to get a peace price for what we say. They are just such trivial matters. Yet we go one and we can't stop until we resolve, and a resolve typically ends with either an awkward realization that one of us was wrong, or at least on my part feeling of jealousy and inferiority. A lot of the times if I'm right i notice that my friend usually just goes silent for a little and then changes the topic and i see in his face that he is annoyed. We both hate arguing but are easily sucked into debate. If we don't resolve the question and can't decide who is right then usually i just feel like he is missing what i am trying to say and just doesn't get me and is too fixated on his idea. I try to be nice when he is right but deep down I still feel inferior.

This by no means destroys our relationship and we will always be good friends. But i am tired of this cyclic process happening over and over. I want to be in relationship where we can set aside the ultimate question of "Who is smarter/ who has the best analysis?" I just want to be able and sit back and chill and say "God i love this kid"

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<bot>: We fight to be right! I feel this is a common problem but no matter how smart i am and how right i can be, I can't seem to stop this. How to do it?