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I thought the act of tearing other people down in order to feel better about yourself ended around 8th grade.
More and more lately I've realized that the true judge of a person's character is not in how great they are when the going is good. Or even their actions alone (mistakes are inevitable and people are flawed. It would be naive to hold people up to godly expectations). It's how someone reacts to the curve-balls of life that shows their true nature. People are completely entitled to their opinion or feelings but it's how those feelings are dealt with or conveyed that make the difference.
My peeve about myself: Too much self reflection, indecisiveness.
More and more lately I've realized that the true judge of a person's character is not in how great they are when the going is good. Or even their actions alone (mistakes are inevitable and people are flawed. It would be naive to hold people up to godly expectations). It's how someone reacts to the curve-balls of life that shows their true nature. People are completely entitled to their opinion or feelings but it's how those feelings are dealt with or conveyed that make the difference.
My peeve about myself: Too much self reflection, indecisiveness.