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Are you taking things too personally?

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
How are we all today?

Just did a quick google search about taking things personally (or not) ...

Here's a taste -

The only reason why you would take something someone says about you personally is if the approval of the person you’re interacting with is important to you. Realize the following:

You’ve been conditioned since birth–read, brainwashed–into thinking that you have to belong and be accepted by others.

The truth is, not everyone has to like and accept you.

In addition, you can’t control what others think of you. Even if you follow all of the “rules” and do everything “right”, how others respond to you is outside of your circle of influence.

If you accept yourself, and act in the way that you think is right, you’ll attract people who will accept you for who you are. That is, people around whom you don’t have to worry about what they’re thinking of you, because you know they love you.

Here is the full article -

8 Ways to Stop Taking Things Personally

Also checkout their archives menu.

Enjoy your day!
 

exchemist

Veteran Member
How are we all today?

Just did a quick google search about taking things personally (or not) ...

Here's a taste -

The only reason why you would take something someone says about you personally is if the approval of the person you’re interacting with is important to you. Realize the following:

You’ve been conditioned since birth–read, brainwashed–into thinking that you have to belong and be accepted by others.

The truth is, not everyone has to like and accept you.

In addition, you can’t control what others think of you. Even if you follow all of the “rules” and do everything “right”, how others respond to you is outside of your circle of influence.

If you accept yourself, and act in the way that you think is right, you’ll attract people who will accept you for who you are. That is, people around whom you don’t have to worry about what they’re thinking of you, because you know they love you.

Here is the full article -

8 Ways to Stop Taking Things Personally

Also checkout their archives menu.

Enjoy your day!
What are you insinuating about me? How dare you! :D
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
What are you insinuating about me? How dare you! :D
You leave my respected fellow poster alone, ya pants wear'n, turkey
gobble'n, neck smooch'n, sock twirl'n, clock watch'n, couch sit'n,
poodle wash'n, lamp fondle'n, hamburger molester!
 

PoetPhilosopher

Veteran Member
You leave my respected fellow poster alone, ya pants wear'n, turkey
gobble'n, neck smooch'n, sock twirl'n, clock watch'n, couch sit'n,
poodle wash'n, lamp fondle'n, hamburger molester!

He can take things personally if he wants to, in a thread about taking things personally, ya pie-eatin', LeonardoDiCaprio-sacrificin', crust-cuttin', Justin Bieber belieber and slimy doorknob goblin of mass posting. With an unflattering mustache. :heart:
 
In addition, you can’t control what others think of you. Even if you follow all of the “rules” and do everything “right”, how others respond to you is outside of your circle of influence.
*quietly adds to list of affirmations to later sigilize because that's the only way I can bypass the social anxiety*
 

exchemist

Veteran Member
He can take things personally if he wants to, in a thread about taking things personally, ya pie-eatin', LeonardoDiCaprio-sacrificin', crust-cuttin', Justin Bieber belieber and slimy doorknob goblin of mass posting. With an unflattering mustache. :heart:
...and a rare foot disease.......
 
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