Friends are fun to be with than our own parents.
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CoolPeppers12
| Voting Style: | Open | Point System: | 7 Point | ||
| Started: | 4/9/2014 | Category: | Entertainment | ||
| Updated: | 6 years ago | Status: | Post Voting Period | ||
| Viewed: | 746 times | Debate No: | 51959 | ||
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 Pro Friends come and go, where family stays the same no matter what. They still love you and won't change, as friends do. Sometimes it's easier to have our friends around, rather than having our family around. But all in all it's good to have both our friends and our family there to support us when we need them most. Con My family understands me, there are always there for me, they help me, they feed me, they love me. So, I would mostly likely got to my parents first if something ever happened, because I know my friends, but not really personally. It really depends on how YOU see it. |
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Pro Con My family understands me, there are always there for me, they help me, they feed me, they love me. So, I would mostly likely got to my parents first if something ever happened, because I know my friends, but not really personally. It really depends on how YOU see it. |
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Vote Placed by saboosa 6 years ago
| warriosrs135 | CoolPeppers12 | Tied | ||
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Reasons for voting decision: I agree with pro, but this is still a debate, and con did have better conduct and grammar. Points to con!
