The Right to your Opinion

 I think that everyone has a right to think whatever they want, and to have their own opinion. Although sometimes I can be a bit of a hypocrite because it's happened to me when I'm having a conversation with someone and they say their opinion and it's different from mine so I get frustrated or I kind of start mentioning every reason of why I'm correct. So at certain points I get too mad and just think to myself that if someone is going to have an opinion then it should be kept to themselves. 

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