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Simple and WTH question
Snowyfox
I could type an entire personal essay, which I'm sure nobody here would like to hear, or I can post a very simple direct question.
Hmm...how shall I put it? How about this; should I feel inferior to other people?
No, don't ask for all the arguments and parameters; I am not talking mathematically and factor-wise, I'm talking about the sheer appropriateness of the act of feeling inferior to people.
No, I am not depressed. No, I am not talking about such a level of inferiority that would cause one to be depressed. I mean, just in general; do you think it's naturally okay for somebody to feel inferior to other people?
*EDIT* e.g. If somebody is performing slightly lower academically than other students, should he feel inferior and go nuts in an attempt to get better, or should he think about positive stuff he has about himself that others don't?
Clearly, yes, he needs to get better, but should he label himself as inferior as an excuse to get better, or should he do it more conservatively and not think of it as such an important matter?
Hmm...how shall I put it? How about this; should I feel inferior to other people?
No, don't ask for all the arguments and parameters; I am not talking mathematically and factor-wise, I'm talking about the sheer appropriateness of the act of feeling inferior to people.
No, I am not depressed. No, I am not talking about such a level of inferiority that would cause one to be depressed. I mean, just in general; do you think it's naturally okay for somebody to feel inferior to other people?
*EDIT* e.g. If somebody is performing slightly lower academically than other students, should he feel inferior and go nuts in an attempt to get better, or should he think about positive stuff he has about himself that others don't?
Clearly, yes, he needs to get better, but should he label himself as inferior as an excuse to get better, or should he do it more conservatively and not think of it as such an important matter?
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People who think inferior tend to act inferior, and give the impression of inferiority. So think positive, you will act positive, and give the impression of a positive person.
Thinking of yourself in a negative way is a norm for a lot of young people, but it isn't healthy. Someone who performs worse in school and recognizes that they need to improve is someone that is taking responsibility for their own education and should be proud that they can admit that to themselves and use that knowledge to motivate themselves to improve.
