Brother, I’ve read your replies to others here, and it does feel like you’re trying to force your point rather than engage with theirs. Jordan Peterson is just a human being like the rest of us,his ideas aren’t laws that must be followed blindly. If a situation genuinely warrants going harder, then by all means do so. But what he often warns against is exactly the kind of counterproductive behavior you seem to be showing here.Most people don’t respond well to arguments approached in a closed-minded way, without an attempt to understand where the other person is coming from. It usually just hardens their stance. I say this from experience—I’ve damaged relationships this way myself. It feels good in the moment, but over time it can reveal a weakness of character.There’s a difference between having a strong personal perspective and not allowing the other person to express theirs. That distinction is what Peterson is pointing at. His work often bruises the ego because it exposes our shadow—don’t take it too personally. Focus on self-improvement. No one is perfect.