@debihope
"Get rid of those friends who make fun of you and don't believe in you." -- #RayBradbury
That's good #WritingAdvice , and good #LifeAdvice .
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hmm, difficult one to digg into.
friends? or people you kinda know and who kinda know you?
friendly humourous (criticism->edited:) critique is important and powerful.
people who don't believe in you or who don't care about you?
@jesuisatire @debihope
"Make fun of you" is different than "have fun with you." One is meant kindly; the other is not.
"Don't believe in you" as in "don't want to encourage you to succeed" or "want to tear you down." Criticism is not meant kindly; whereas critique is supportive but honest.
> Criticism is not meant kindly; whereas critique is supportive but honest.
-ism's in general are quite questionable.
btw
That's why I like humor, irony and satire. When it hurt's (a littel bit) there might be some spine and/or hurtful truth underneath.
Actually I guess these things are just kinda effect of human tribalism, a rule of a small social groups animals that creates "common ground" and culture by establishing an own status quo once they are adult and don't let "others" in.
A different slang, a different behavior, thinking "out of the box" is "them" and their for not "us".
Doesn't help the fact but shades a different light on how and why we are as we are and sometimes act like we act.
> typical depression
I consider (or maybe I realized) that depression is a normal healthy reaction of a wounded animal. It get's into hybernation mode in it's wound bed to cure the sore. Other wise it would bleed to death.
On a psychological level, if you don't cure/understand the wound and it's origin, recover some energy and go up again to be hurt again that creates a never ending loop, drives you into loneliness that creates more craving for sharing emotions ..
I'd boost this 10,000 times if I could.