A simple and clear explanation of the difference between being stubborn and being arrogant, perfect for a 10-year-old to understand.
Hi Vienna! Let's break it down step by step.
Stubborn: Being stubborn means that you really, really want to do things your way and you don’t want to change your mind. For example, imagine you want to play a specific game, and even if your friends suggest playing something else, you refuse to change your mind. It’s like being very determined to stick to your own plan!
Arrogant: On the other hand, being arrogant means that someone thinks they are better than others. Imagine a kid who always brags about how great they are at basketball and says that others are not as good. That kid doesn’t listen to others’ ideas because they believe they know everything best.
So remember: stubborn is about not wanting to change your mind, while arrogant is about thinking you are better than everyone else. Both can be unhelpful in certain situations!