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Anytime somebody doesn’t like you, there’ll be some reason for it, even if it’s a bad reason or completely without merit. There’s usually something to learn in
by AmericanChopper 7y ago
Anytime somebody doesn’t like you, there’ll be some reason for it, even if it’s a bad reason or completely without merit. There’s usually something to learn in taking an interest why that is. But you can only have so much influence over what people think about you, so not being bothered by their opinions is all I’m advocating for. If somebody disliking you causes you to notice a character flaw in yourself, or an instance where you’ve legitimately wronged somebody, that is something you should care about irrespective of their opinions.