‘When the facts change; I change my mind’

I am always adjusting and reorganising my views according to the evidence I see, read or hear. Why would any sentient person do anything else?

I can AGA.

I don't think changing your mind is a weakness as long as you have your own good reasons for change.
I used to be a Tory supporter but changed my mind about that. Can anyone understand why?

I was a young women, and sometimes didnt treat other women well in order to get what I wanted. Sorry fanny. I was more interested in centering men than women.
I also worked for an HIV charity and have changed my mind completely about the way we dealt with that issue, but to be honest that's just the benefit of hindsight.

An unchanging mind is a closed mind,

Galaxy I'm shocked! Why did you believe that you weren't a feminist?

I'm with silverlining in that I won't be driven or even persuaded to change my mind, I have to find out and do it for myself. When I'm wrong, I say I'm wrong.

It can be a strength or a weakness depending on the reason fir changing ones mind. If you realise you were wrong and can admit that then it’s a strength but if you change your mind due to outside pressure then that’s a weakness. That’s giving in.
I don’t have a problem saying I am wrong or apologising, thank goodness there’s not the need that often.

I used to be one of those women who said I am not a feminist. I am fairly embarrassed but think it's relatively common. I try to remember my own mistakes when people are talking bollocks

Shamima Begum, I was all for her staying in the refugee camp when she was first discovered, but after awhile I realised that she is the U.K.’s problem and as such she should face justice in the U.K.