Me arrepiento burda de juzgar o sonar a que estoy juzgando a cualquier persona siempre, intencionalmente o no. Incluso si alguien más lo hace, you don't have to replicate that in response, I just stop engaging with said person.
My general rule for feeling mentally well is understanding that the more I judge others negatively, the more I anticipate negative judgement from others. Practicing kindness and leniency and forgiveness has no guarantee of reciprocation, but it puts you in a better state of mind.
My general rule for feeling mentally well is understanding that the more I judge others negatively, the more I anticipate negative judgement from others. Practicing kindness and leniency and forgiveness has no guarantee of reciprocation, but it puts you in a better state of mind.
THE AUTISTIC EXPEREINCE OF THINKING SOMEONE IS YOUR GOOD FRIEND AND EMBARASSINGLY REALIZING YOU ARE ONLY ONE OF MANY ACQUAINTANCES IN THEIR VERY ACTIVE SOCIAL LIVES.
The only way you'd make people starved for attention to, hopefully, have a spark of introspection illuminate their mind is to just shame them. They will somehow convince themselves what they're doing is right because people's minds work like that. The fix? Public shaming.
Age kinda desensitizes you from giving a fuck when someone dislikes you. I used to, quite literally, lose sleep over it wondering how or what did I do to earn it. Now I'd just lament for a bit, then forget about it because my memory got *that* bad.
@KibryHouse There's one bonus track on Sonic Racing: Crossworlds (goated, probably the best kart game of this generation btw) where you can tell it was inspired or based on this game because it looks like ass
@TimSweeneyEpic 2/2 to prove a point that they can be replaced any day your company convinces itself that said slop is good enough, while your Anthropic bill skyrockets.
@TimSweeneyEpic 1/2 instead of focusing on making improvements to your employee's development workflow with AI use to cut on the repetition, you're pushing as much slop as possible to Fortnite (in the form of horribly buggy updates and AI generated characters)