Brutal ChatGPT’s response to why we care about what others think.

[Lazyandtalentless]

Caring what others think often comes from a deeply rooted human need for connection, acceptance, and safety. We’re social creatures. Back in the day, being part of a group was tied to survival—so being liked or approved of wasn’t just nice, it was necessary. That instinct still lingers.

 

[NIGGER BOJANGLES]

True

 

[Grodd]

It's generally innate to humans

 

[killchad]

No connection for your face

 

[m3nt4Lbl0ck3d]

I don't care what people think anymore. I care that they even think anything because they're stuck in this sphere of social identity which doesn't exist, it's indoctrinated into people. So in that regard, I care that they too simple minded to also not care which, but that's the only caring I care about. But it depends on the day, my mood and tolerance for the repetitive bullshit that is hiveminded society.

 

[UglyDumbass]

ngl i’m at the point where i don’t give a fuck when someone calls me ugly anymore. I’m just sad that i got fucking no one by my side