Yea somtimes it take long time to get confirmed even with 0.0005 fee
and also fee of sending bitcoin is too high when we send small like 0.001 with fee 0.0001 it take 10% of it

Maybe not, for now. Some in my transaction take a long time to reach a block confirmation. Some system in bitcoin needs to solved. Bitcoin needs to upgrading their system on confirmation, especially for bitcoin wallet providers.

Cash transactions are dangerous IMO, bitcoin transactions are the fastest, @OP if you need your transactions to get confirmed faster, then pay a larger fee

i dont think that the bitcoin is really fast paying method there are allot of other paying methods and they all go really fast i think it only are going slow if your internet connection is bad other things does nothing.

You said nothing about the fee that you paid.
You said nothing about inputs or outputs of the transaction.
You haven't shared the transaction ID for anyone else to look at the transaction.

Therefore, it is impossible to make a value judgement on your statement.

I've never had a transaction take more than 3 seconds to transmit and be received, so yes reasonable transactions are still very fast.

It has always been true that confirmations require blocks, and that blocks occur on average once every ten minutes.

Ten minutes "on average" can result in a block within a second, or an hour-and-a-half without a block.

In many cases, confirmations are not necessary.  When they are necessary, the security that results is typically worth waiting for (either worth it to the sender, or to the recipient).  The more important the confirmation is to the sender, the higher fee they should pay to ensure that they don't have to wait more than one block.

If you sent a un-reasonable transaction (dust outputs and/or insufficient fee), then you set yourself up for failure, and are only complaining about your own inability to properly use the system.

If you sent a reasonable transaction, then the recipient feels that they need the security that comes with a confirmation and you accepted that requirement when you chose to transact with that recipient.

Not sure what you mean by "reasonable." You never had to wait for (at least one) confirm?

I would say that your fee wasn't high enough. Please post the TXID in OP and we'll have a look. You can always check https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ to see if you've got an appropriate transaction fee for that day.

It depends on the time or timing, sometimes many transaction is happening. Blockchain is always the problem. They use to get some error sometimes

The title of this thread says nothing about confirmations.  Just transactions.

Transactions are VERY fast.  They rarely take more than a few seconds.

Confirmations are not transactions.  Confirmations can take longer, but they often are not necessary.

When the sender or recipient of a transaction requires one (or more) confirmations, it is either because they don't understand the purpose of confirmations, or because they feel a need for the added security that a confirmation brings.

I've engaged in transactions where either I or the other party felt a need to wait for one (or more) confirmations, but all parties were aware of that before engaging in the transaction and everyone understood that it could take more than an hour per confirmation. I've also engaged in MANY transactions (both as sender and as recipient) where neither party felt a need to wait for confirmations.

Bitcoin as a payment system can be fast or as slow depending on the particular requirements of the parties involved in the transaction. If you don't want to wait, then don't engage in transactions with entities that require confirmations.  If you want to engage in transactions with entities that require confirmations, then you need to understand that you could be waiting more than an hour per confirmation.  Complaining about it isn't going to change it.

bitcoin transactions are very fast. just add 0.0001 btc fee per kilobyte and it will confirm in 15-20minutes or even faster than this. if it is not confirming then we can say that u have not spent enough fees.