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How to apply politics in personal relationships
Be gradual in your enthusiasm to talk politics around friends.
When friends get together, there are often a bunch of reasons as to why they want to spend time with one another. And talking about politics may well not be one of the things people are keen on.

Options are: a. In general, if you're out and about, everyone wants to talk politics at the time of day, at night, and before bed. Don't start assuming women are going to do the same.; b. Talking politics in a relationship, however, can be incredibly entertaining and especially if done clearly and shown in context. For example, you should start by presenting your opinions in person and in a more informal setting, where you won't use public speaking as a prop.; c. Inchange the approach by maintaining the friend-to-friend ratio you've set up. If your friends want to spend time with one another, in that order, be as active as possible in that one conversation.; d. Until you know your friends really well and only then, when the occasion is right, should you try to raise any discussion of political issues and beliefs. Don't bring up politics on the first date unless you're absolutely sure this is what your date finds interesting and non-confrontational.;
d.