Comments on: Things We Hate to Admit

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Naquana Aikens — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:50:00 +0000

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Mpelevatorsolutions — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 01:19:00 +0000

Awesome post! It was really funny but true when i read that often two people who dislike each other are very similar. It reminded me of my brother and mother’s relationship haha.

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By: SpiritSentient - Embrace A New Renaissance

SpiritSentient - Embrace A New Renaissance — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 14:53:23 +0000

[...] It’s usually not too difficult to look at other people and notice that they might not be living up to their potential, and it’s often less apparent for us to notice our own potential (possibly because we’re often focused on everyone around us instead,) or if we do notice, sometimes we live in denial for awhile. "It is easy to pick fault with other people. In fact, often we gain a subtle enjoyment from highlighting the faults of others. If we are truly honest, however, we will see that when we criticize other people we actually have the very same weakness ourselves. Perhaps we may not make this mistake quite as frequently or as badly, but we still share it to some extent." – Tejvan Pettinger, PickTheBrain.com [...]

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By: Miguel Cervantez

Miguel Cervantez — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 02:45:50 +0000

imho, other people criticize us for not conforming to social expectations in which they have been trying so hard to follow and now have become who they are and and how they judge and see people around. Second would be if you have something that people envy, a special ability, perhaps a unique quality. or even a charisma that draws other people to you(specially the opposite sex) and even worse having all these thing your not tack enough to be modest and give yourself some leverage at least to appease the crowd…

By: Vinay S. Pathare

Vinay S. Pathare — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 14:52:39 +0000

Others faults are our own. Generally we see the world as we are. Others are our mirror reflections,when a husband suspect of his wife to have some extra-maritial affairs, quite possibly, he has such feelings in his subconscious. In this article I liked the idea of seeing the things from other perspective also. That means if you see the dark side of somebody and criticize you should be prompt enough to see the bright side and praise. Thanks good article. Vinay