Here's the generalized story so that I can come to the point. I currently am building my self-confidence. I am actively wanted to change myself to be more positive and have tougher skin. I just noticed that I've met a lot of a--holes so far and it has gotten me down. For example, my professor is an a--hole who made it soooo hard for me this semester...I let her have more importance. Basically, I let the way she treated me (like crap) dictate how I felt about myself. I had time to reflect these days and realized the way I see myself is based on how others treat me. For ex, if they are nice...it boosts up my self-confidence. And, if they are jerks...it lowers my self-confidence and I can't seem to be myself. I think I have a lot of growing up to do. I'm 23 years old...I should be old enough to start standing up against bullies (which I've had quite a few nasty catty girls). I've always been sensitive, sweet, and really caring growing up. Now I've learned what reality is...
2007-05-04
15:06:45
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But now I need to make that consortive effort to not take crap from anyone. The thing is...sometimes when people are mean it flies over my head and then later I realized I was made fun of (catty girls in college). Inside, I really believe I'm a wonderful person and have a lot to contribute, but I need to toughen up a little cause this world will give you bruises from time to time. My question is...I'm really not good in talking back to people (not fast in thinking of comebacks)...how do I get better, through practice? And last question, how do you deal with a--holes...cuz let me tell ya...there's too many of them around.
2007-05-04
15:09:43 ·
update #1