freshpopcorn wrote: » When I was younger I was fairly sensitive about comments people would make but I sort of grew out of it. I suppose I got good at dealing with criticism which was correct and dealing with it and knowing when to leave comments go in one ear and out the other.
Omackeral wrote: » I've been called a snowflake on here but I've also been called a Nazi. Hard to tell.
Guy Person wrote: » I'm going to put this to the test. When you're ma used to drop you off at school she always got a fine for littering!
Mad_maxx wrote: » It's important to be able to separate critics who give you earfulls for your own good and those who mean to damage you, the latter often pose as guides
wiggle16 wrote: » But how did that make you FEEL??
fattymuatty wrote: » I think I'm somewhere in the middle. I used to be pretty thin skinned, I had low self confidence from an awful upbringing, when someone would say something bad it would just reinforce in my mind what I was brought up to believe about myself. I now run my own business and with that have quite a large social media presence, running my own business has given me the self confidence I was lacking in. Having to be present on social media and take the crappy dms/comments/emails that can come my way has kind of hardened me to criticism. I care though if someone I care about has something negative to say because I try really hard to be a good wife/mother/friend.
Melania Frump wrote: » Im only sensitive because I have thick skin. Some call it fat