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Your way of thinking is not healthy for personal development or long-term happiness. People should not do things to receive compliments. If they receive a com
by toxicFork 8y ago
Your way of thinking is not healthy for personal development or long-term happiness.
People should not do things to receive compliments.
If they receive a compliment, they may feel better for a second. How much further does that take them?
Criticism should be welcomed, not fought.
If the person used text instead of images, this knowledge would be easier to spread around to people who have eye problems, for example, and perhaps even for search engine optimisation. They'd be known in a bigger circle. At the cost of a bit more effort, perhaps.
It's up to the person who gives the presentation to decide whether this effort is worth it. But they would NOT be hurt by criticism. If they are, that's a big problem.
However, if they never see the criticism, they would have fewer opportunities to improve.
Giving a compliment is giving a fish. Giving criticism is helping someone fish better.
- blahblahblahw 8y ago> Your way of thinking is not healthy for personal development or long-term happiness. You don't have a clue how to achieve this because nobody else does either. And if somebody has achieved this, it is almost certain they achieved it in a way that works for them only. If you claim you have figured this out you are lying. Yet you lecture.. My theory is you are just a hypercritical asshole and you've found a way to "justify" it.
- toxicFork 8y agoI agree that it can be subjective. But do you think that that fighting all criticism is healthy? How do you define who is an asshole? What is "hyper"critical? I would naturally argue that you are a hypocrite.
- blahblahblahw 8y agoPointing out someone being hypercritical does not in itself make one hypercritical. Being hypercritical implies a pattern . Have some self awareness, man. Whatever it takes to resolve the cognitive dissonance though, right my dudebro?