Is it good to be stubborn?

Question

I’m sooo stubborn! I hate being wrong and i hate having to apologise to someone, especially if i know i wont mean it.
I’ve always been like this. I find it quite good for myself, because i’ll only apologise to people about things i know i’ve genuinely done wrong or if ive actually hurt someone.
Me and my boyfriend argue a lot and he knows im stubborn so hes usually the one who apologises (but he also starts the arguments in most cases) and he tells me to apologise, but when i sometimes say no he gets mad, but its because i know hes the one in the wrong so theres no need for me to apologise for the mistakes that he’s made. 
Opinions on this??
Because idk whether its good for me to be stubborn or not.. he says he wishes i wasnt as stubborn as i am

Answer

I don't think it's as simple as a yes or no. Standing your ground when you know you're right can be considered stubborn but is a good thing. Refusing to accept you're wrong is also stubborn and pretty bad. I also don't like to apologize unless I mean it, just saying the words because I'm expected to is stupid. 
However, when my husband and I get in a fight, even one he starts, we both apologize when it's over. We are both in the wrong at that point. If he started it,  he apologizes for picking a fight. I then usually apologize for letting myself react to his emotions and perpetuating the fight. Who was "more wrong" is not important. The point is we BOTH got heated when we should be on the same team. It can do a lot of good to acknowledge your part in the problem, even if you didn't create the problem.

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It's good to be stubborn in the right situations about the right things. If you're so stubborn you're inflexible, rude, cant admit you're wrong, etc that is an issue. But if you wont settle for less than you deserve, keep true to your beliefs, wont change who you are to please others, etc that is positive. There's an appropriate time and place for it.

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This sounds exactly like me. I will apologise IF I know I have to (which isn’t a lot - I’m not being stupid here and think I’m queen or anything but my fiancé starts stupid arguments or invalid points which make no sense) 
But I’m happy that way because I know I don’t start arguments for stupid reasons because I think logically (which most men don’t) 
And it also means I don’t let people walk all over me!! X

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There are good and bad factors to it. My husband and I are both stubborn as hell. But, while I recognize it, and will at least attempt to see the other side, he takes more time. We don't argue very often, but they last longer than they need to. Our son is the perfect storm of stubborn and (at 2yo),its turning out to be super hard. On the other side, it's helped me be successful in my professional and personal life.

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It depends, I’m stubborn in the sense i don’t ask for help or talk about what’s wrong. That’s not a good kind of stubborn. It can be cute and funny sometimes but it can still cause problems. I think it’s worse if you can’t admit your wrong or apologize. Personally that says your immature and not the kind of person I want in my life

Is it good to be stubborn?

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