Obstinate

to be stubborn; refusing to change one's opinion, idea or course of action

@ignatiusfernandez.bsky.social

Page 42: "We need to change. There is no choice. That would be our answer to obstinate people who argue against change, because Henry David Thoreau (1817-1852) American naturalist, essayist, poet and philosopher, makes a profound statement: "Things do not change, we change."

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Mingomonk

Mingomonk

@mingomonk.bsky.social

Obstinate

[ob-stuh-nit]

adjective

1. Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action.

Examples of obstinate in a sentence:

• He remained obstinate despite the evidence.
• The negotiations stalled because both sides were obstinate.

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regular tadpole 🍄

regular tadpole 🍄

@spacefrog.dev

I see a lot of people understandably becoming more tech averse but I’m having a sort of obstinate “why should I leave, they’re the ones who suck” moment

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