if everyone likes you then you do not have a personality.

okay, first when you said 'everyone' I thought the general because again, for the millionth time, it is impossible for everyone in the world to know someone or someone to know everyone. I thought when you made the topic, you were already aware of that. And before making such a vague topic, why didnt you think about your own mistakes before blaming someone else of why they couldnt possibly understand what you have come up with? Im just arguing against what I understand from the title. And you say I was merely pretending to understand but you really couldnt have been more wrong. Because you immediately said the opponent should start first, I began my argument with an assumption that set the bar as you didnt explain in the first round or even gave a definition to what 'everyone' referred to. And I wasnt the only one confused, if you can see, many others have been confused as well. It wasnt a problem with my understanding but your title. I normally do not pinpoint others but I feel like Ive been so unjustified that from my point of view, it seems like you're trying to exonerate yourself from the incipient confusion you've caused by accusing me of complaining and not understanding what I was talking about. Your rebuttals against the evidence I have stated (Mother Teresa and Steve Jobs) are totally nonsensical as you are saying that there shouldnt be at least one person who doesnt like them and by finding that someone who did it would prove my evidence inaccurate, but havent you ever thought that there isnt anyone you cant find that doesnt hate someone else on the web?? Then I ask you, since you know so much better about this topic than I do, give one example of a person who actually is liked by everyone that you and I would both know. Oprah Winfrey? Albert Einstein? Barack Obama? I think not. Why? Because like you said, they probably met at least one or two people who didnt like them in their lives that we do not know about. If you cant even find one person that is liked by everyone, then this title itself would prove to be 100% invalid. So instead of immediately making this argument futile, I decided to set the bar to everyone meaning a group of people that a person knows. For example, a class president from my class is liked by everyone (meaning everyone in class) and exclusive of family members, as that would count as everyone in class right? So if I had made that clear, can I start with my argument? You say that people must be double-faced and must live a life of pretense in order for 'everyone' to like them, but let me say that people do not have to change their character on a daily basis for others to like them and such a person exists. All of my batchmates agreed to liking our student council (in an actual survey) and she does have a naturally charming and attractive personality. How would I know? Because I am her best friend. I believe in looking at the good side of people. You may have a skeptical view of looking at humans and relationships, but sorry to break it to you, such a person who is liked by everyone does not have to be two-faced. Some people were just born naturally charming and attractive that somehow draws the good and the bad people. Empathy is power. If you think power should always sort to something like invisibility or flying, you are wrong. Empathy is power because no other living things cannot empathize with one another except humans. Animals and plants cant empathize. Im saying that someone who hates another person can have their minds changed after learning their story. For example, I hate someone who is atheist but after learning why the other person has a story to that, I can change my views. This does not alter the other person's personality and definitely not my own.