Something I've been working on is decreasing how much I belittle others' feelings.
It's very easy to do on the internet, where the person you're talking to is just text (read in whatever voice happens to pop into your mind...you are now reading mine as Stephen Fry. Don't know who that is? Let's go with a kindergartener with asthma, then. *inhaler hiss*) usually next to some stupid looking avatar (...) and without a face and a life and clear feelings behind them.
But we do it in real life too...or rather, in person, because it's easy to forget that when we hurt someone over the internet, they really actually feel that. I lose sight of that. I am mean and snarky and arrogant on the internet, and I've been known to be inconsiderate in real life too.
What's more from my outside perspective when I hear about other people who are upset about something I don't think is important I tend to want to chastise them for feeling that way. Because I'm ignorant, and think I know best, and think that my feelings are "right" compared to theirs.
So I'm working on that. Go ahead and talk about things that you are feeling are important, or times you've experienced this, or times you've done this if you want.
At 6/24/15 11:11 PM, TheGamechanger wrote:
: CorpseGrinder is the Undertaker of the Portal.