Originally Posted by JDeere (Post 1038712)

Better to be genuinely happy

Is it better to buy in bulk or buy what you need?

Originally Posted by candy_coated_bitch (Post 1038718)

For me, right now it's better to buy what I need.

Wyr getting a speeding ticket or three parking tickets.

Originally Posted by homoe (Post 1038729)

Hey ya nuts, this here is the "is it better" thread...hehehehehe

Originally Posted by JDeere (Post 1040963)

HAHAHAHAAH we both had a brain fart I guess



Is it better to love someone you know that isn't right for you or not love at all?

Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1041375)

Not love at all.

Is it better to put your money in a savings account or invest it?

Originally Posted by homoe (Post 1041392)

Invest it .......

Is it better to always pay cash or use a credit cards

Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1041412)

Use the credit card in order to improve your credit score, but pay off the card in full each month.

Is it better to have a job that you like with little stress, or have a job that you love but it comes with long hours and a lot of stress?

Originally Posted by JDeere (Post 1041808)

A job that you like with little stress

Is it better to have all bills paid or pay them a little bit every month?

Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1041856)

Typically if bills are not paid on time or not paid in full, interest gets added to them. How could that ever be a good thing? So, yes, it is better to pay your bills in full every month.

Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1042604)

You are so right. I started doing this year's ago and it forced me to live within my means.



Invest or save your money for retirement or a rainy day. My advice is to go with something conventional and conservative (401k, IRAs, property, stocks).

Is it better to master one thing or to be a jack of all trades?

Originally Posted by Blade (Post 1042612)

Jack of all trades
Is it better to eat what you want in small portions or diet

Originally Posted by JDeere (Post 1042625)

eat what you want in small portions

is it better to drink regular sodas in moderation or drink diet all the time?

Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 1042763)

Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1043796)

One the one hand, I would love to be able to see the future even if I couldn't change anything. But on the other hand, I couldn't live with myself if I knew I had a chance to make some changes and didn't do it, regardless of the outcome.

So, I'd go with making changes.

Is it better to have book smarts or street smarts?

Originally Posted by homoe (Post 1043799)

Street smarts...........

Is it better to have firm plans or fly by the seat of your pants

Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1043805)

Firm plans. Spontaneity can produce great results, but you can also end up with a dud. I'd rather make plans.

Is it better to have the respect of your children or your parents?

Originally Posted by homoe (Post 1043831)

Boy tough one.......I guess parents (the one thing I DO KNOW is that you never realize how smart your parents REALLY were until you're older)


Is it better to clear the air RIGHT AWAY or wait and collect your thoughts?

Originally Posted by homoe (Post 1043831)

Boy tough one.......I guess parents (the one thing I DO KNOW is that you never realize how smart your parents REALLY were until you're older)

Is it better to clear the air RIGHT AWAY or wait and collect your thoughts?

Originally Posted by JDeere (Post 1043863)

That's a tough one it depends on the situation.

Originally Posted by JDeere (Post 1043863)

Is it better to be blind about misgivings or have grace towardsa person?

Originally Posted by Orema (Post 1048168)

Wait and collect your thoughts. I like to clear the air right away, but I that's not always the best way. I think it's better to wait, sit on it, become clear on what you think. Then have the discussion.



But we can say that about all "Is it better" questions, can't we?



I think having grace toward another's misgivings is the best way to go.

Is it better to quit a job you've had for 10 years and start all over in an entry-level position in hopes of doing what you've always wanted to do, or is it better to continue working at a job where you have seniority but it gives you no satisfaction?