Of course there are exceptions Joel. And of course if standing up for something such as the exceptional example you’ve given whereby it would be hazardous to the well-being of others, then needs due consideration. Have you encountered a situation whereby someone has protested against peanut allergies rules at school?

The main point being made here in this article is probably not applicable to this sort of example and seems a little pedantic.

The point, with my work being focused upon psychological aspects of life, is to adopt a mindset whereby you feel able to stand up for what you believe in certain aspects of life where it is going to be beneficial to you and your life. Whereby it is going to enrich your life.

There is likely to be an exceptional circumstance against every single blog post I have ever written, and they are not aimed at being literally applied to every single scenario we can hypothesise about in our imagination.

Thanks for adding your thoughts, best wishes to you, Adam.

Say you want to stand up for something at school – example: No more peanut allergies rules at school.
There is a majority of people who would disagree with this type of situation. What then?

Good on you Dembo. Best wishes, Adam.