Please edit the sentence

well intended is bettter
I appreciate the aggressive people as long as they are well intended.

another possibility...
...as long as their intentions are good.

Btw i dont agree with the sentence as it stands. Aggressive may need clarification. What is meant by aggressive? Violence? Hitting/spanking a child?

It meant the desire to challenge other people, not violence.

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Without the complete context it is difficult to judge however i suspect "forthright" may be a better alternative to "aggressive".

I would not use well-intended to describe people. I would use well-intended to describe an action.

I would use well-intentioned to describe a person so I would write:

I appreciate the aggressive people as long as they are well-intentioned.'

This mean they have good intentions (the people doing the action) as opposed to 'being well-intended, which describes the action.

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I appreciate [the] aggressive people as long as they are good intention-oriented.

Unless you have some specific people in mind, people that have been mentioned or are known to the listener, 'the' is not appropriate, Ori.

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