Title: Five Tips for Expressing Opinions Politely ⋆ Social Skills Company
Headings: Five Tips for Expressing Opinions Politely
Five Tips for Expressing Opinions Politely
Getting Your Point Across
It’s Tricky
Practice Good Social Skills
Five Tips for Expressing Opinions Politely

Content: Opinions cannot be proven true or false. In fact, opinions can’t be right or wrong, they are subjective and often based on emotion. “Small, white dogs make the best pets because they are so stinking cute.” Try and prove that statement to the owner of a chocolate Labrador. Practice Good Social Skills
Sometimes when people express an opinion, they fail to consider one of the key reasons we practice good social skills: to put people at ease. They blurt out their opinion abruptly, like it is a fact, and they do not stop to consider how the other person will receive that opinion. It is not good social skills to upset the listener. People who value their relationships speak responsibly. The following tips will help even the most opinionated, text-savvy, eleven-year-old express his opinion politely and effectively.