Marching Orders

Jan 13, 2011 02:03

I am my own worst critic.This is true in most areas of my life. From my photography (which I rarely show) to my writing, I pick apart nearly every single thing I do. I replay past conversations all the time, trying to figure out if I could have done better. This is especially true when I lose a good friend. Though at that point, I spend days ( Read more... )

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liret January 15 2011, 02:00:19 UTC
I have trouble letting myself be less then artistically brilliant. It's why I almost never show my fiction writing to people - I keep thinking that if I can go over it one more time, I can make it good enough.

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comedychick January 15 2011, 15:01:20 UTC
I think a lot of people are this way. I know I can be from time to time myself. I find it's usually easier to accept other people's criticisms if I've already found those areas where I've failed.

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dreamchaser January 15 2011, 17:20:39 UTC
I am the same way - I am my worst critic (and I am a constant replay-er of everything I did wrong - what could I have done better? What did I do to make this person go away?).

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lilycobalt January 15 2011, 21:09:23 UTC
I know where this entry is coming from. Good luck being a little easier on yourself while still doing everything you want to do--it's a tough balance, and I know I'm not there yet.

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raynbo0701 January 16 2011, 20:20:07 UTC
Apart from the photography, we have a lot in common. It was only after I developed a chronic disease that i had to stop yelling at myself all the time. I related to this entry very well.

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