I heard about one person who didnât participate when everyone else was playing a game.
- They said, âLetâs do it.â I said, âI donât do that kind of thing.â
- I said, âWell, letâs leave him alone,â and the others said, âNo, letâs leave him alone.â
- I left one of them alone and we all enjoyed the game together.
- Finally, that person who did not participate said, âIt still doesnât sound interesting.â
I said, âThat sounds like âthose grapes must be sour. - sour grapes
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- Iâm triggering myself and hurting my own self-esteem.
- You donât realize it.
- Iâm getting more and more stubborn and the world is closing in.
- For example, if the people who played the game at that time say, âThat was fun, letâs do it again,â the people who said ânoâ are not invited.
- Everyone around you knows youâre weak, trying to appear willful and strong.
Itâs about one person who doesnât participate when everyone else is working on something.
- Weâre all doing something together.
- You can join us, too, and we invite you to join us!
- And yet there was an uncle who didnât participate and was criticizing them at a distance.
- If heâd been in the loop and spoken up, he might have helped others, but he was just mumbling from afar, so he was never used in a useful way.
Afraid to participate?
- Are you too afraid to approach a stranger to have an equal conversation with them and are you throwing stones from afar?
- And it never occurred to you that the people around you would think that you are a good person?
- Fellow of â[I am afraid of not knowing.
- For example, if youâre in a position where people are asking you questions, you have to say you donât know what you donât know.
- Well, some people pretend to understand and call bullshit.
- If you donât participate in the event, you wonât be in a position to ask questions.
- Just tell us what you know.
- Avoids the âI donât know.â
- Just tell us what you know.
- Uh, âpositionâ is âposition.â - Critics who take no position.
- For example, if youâre in a position where people are asking you questions, you have to say you donât know what you donât know.
The story of an uncle who canât ask for advice.
- People who act like they want advice without asking for it.
- I said, âItâs hard to ask people for things.â
- Why is it so difficult?
- To ask is to undermine self-esteem, and if your self-esteem is on the edge, you canât afford to undermine it a little bit, so youâre just being stubborn.
- If you have enough self-esteem, a decrease to the point of asking for a favor or apologizing can be quickly regained.
- ears of rice drooping like beehives as they ripen
The first âwho wasnât in the game.â
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In fact, his self-esteem was on the edge and he couldnât even stand to play the game as an equal and lose?
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Did you want to gain self-esteem by being âbeggedâ not to say that and to please join us for your refusal?
- As a result, they ignored me, they played games with me, and I got the message, âWe donât need you.â
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