why be negative when you can be positive. If you see someone do something dumb just ignore it (unless itā€™s especially funny then you can share it with friends another time). We only live once so best to focus on the positives. When youā€™re nice to others you feel much better yourself. And everyoneā€™s constantly learning, making mistakes anyway so while other people may seem uninformed sometimes, you also will be at points and you wouldnā€™t want to be ridiculed for that. As for others being negative, just nod along and ignore. Or try to change the topic.
Jan 28, 2025

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I donā€™t mean this in a letā€™s enforce toxic positivity way. And maybe this sounds simple and obvious but Iā€™ve learned from my own experience and observations that it can be off-putting to others to always be complaining, criticizing, or saying negative things! It can really bring the energy down whether itā€™s in interactions with close friends, significant others, family, coworkers, dates, or strangers and it doesnā€™t make people feel good. This isnā€™t to say that you should never have critical thoughts, engage in difficult conversations, or share your heavy emotions with people you trust. but I think this is something people can do without even realizing itā€™s a pattern for them and it has an effect on your own psyche as well imoā€¦ and it feels great to bring a little light into someoneā€™s day šŸŒ¦ļø
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I think everyone just needs to have more compassion and stop being so annoying online. Everyone treats politics like fashion trends. Just be a good person.
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