6. When choosing a time and place to confront another person, do not

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Depending on what you are confronting someone for:
Don’t do it alone ( do it in a open place).
Make sure to keep the convo calm.

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Answer: I had a question like this once and what I choose was stay away from isolated areas avoided.

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