Is It Possible To Compromise Or Appropriate?

Compromise is defined on a dictionary as “an agreement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions.” But to compromise is more than the dictionary definition. Compromise will obtain peace between people, states, and countries, and it can even saves massive people’s lives and environment. “Compromise” sounds like easy solution to most people. However, many people, even governments, struggle to make a decision on whether to compromise or not, because they always have to “give up” something and each side will not always think it is a fair agreement. Therefore compromising is very hard, but the results are good most of the times, so that people and governments should look forward to compromise instead of fighting in any conflicts.
However, Elissa’s friend Miranda wanted to go to Universal Studio instead, because she thinks Disneyland is too expensive and loves movies. Miranda ended up going to Disneyland and Elissa paid her lunch. Miranda gave up on going to Universal Studio and Elissa paid extra money for lunch; this is a compromise. If they did not compromise, they might have ended up fighting and not going anywhere for their graduation trip which may have destroyed their friendship. Compromise can save friendship. The other example is domestic level example. The one of the most famous compromises, the Great Compromise of 1787, helped uniting the nation by compromising. The small states wanted the representatives of the legislative branch to be equal number and the large states wanted the representatives of the legislative branch to be based on the population of each state. To make both states agree on the structure of the legislative branch, Roger Sherman came up with the idea of bicameral legislature which lower house’s number of representatives are based on population and the upper house’s number of representatives are equal between the states. If this compromise did not happened, the