Bugfixes are a professional thing and we are expected to open them. I don't think one should feel guilty for opening them, or feel guilty for doing their job in

Bugfixes are a professional thing and we are expected to open them. I don't think one should feel guilty for opening them, or feel guilty for doing their job in general. But to criticize my colleague's choice of shirt? They aren't wearing it to make me happy, so my criticism is totally uncalled for, even if, and I underline even if their shirt of choice is awful. This kind of criticism is overstepping. Now again, if what I received in the restaurant was bad gives me the right to complain as I was the one wronged, but again there's an inner debate which I'd hold: what was my expectation? Was it at a kebab stall or a Michelin restaurant? Did I pay for a fancy delicacy or for a cheap filling? Were my expectations actually warranted?