Fierycel
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I was reading a thread; just another the thread pro escort celling and anti chasing female validation
I've realized in order to chase validation, you must've been a failure in every stage of your life or you've never been at the top, like I have been
I've always been good at something way better than other people, whether it was soccer, martial arts, even studying the days I used to actually focus in school and I was top of the class
Even in video games, I'm not saying this to brag, I think I definitely have god given gifts like intelligence or desire to work hard, mental capacity at least compared to my competition and the feeling after winning and everyone just telling you how good you were, it's not that rewarding
Being completely honest in any team game I knew I was just another teammate to them and I was only praised for my contributions to the team, and even though they clapped, in individualistic sports I knew really they were jealous and would rather have it for themselves
it's common logic and although I'm not scared, I don't want enemies, they're like obstacles they only make the road harder, I'd rather reach the goal faster than fight enemies and make it hard
So being good at something, then other people telling you how good you are (being validated) really it's them using you or getting jealous of you then hiding it
The fact that a lot of you chase this leads me to believe you've been a failure at whatever you've done and you lack any god given gift that separates you or maybe you were lazy
That's exactly why you chase validation because you've never been validated before, no one ever said "good job" to you after you thought you did something
If they had, you would realize how ridiculous this goal of yours is
Either way, validation has no purpose, it's literally a have or not have, it's like if an ant is in this room, that's how much it affects me; I don't care if I don't see it, I don't miss it, I don't like it, I don't hate it, it's just there
I also have grandparents who patted me on the back from the day I was born for the simplest of things, I hated it at that point. So with that you could've also been frustrated because your parents didn't love you and that's okay, that's a good thing. At least they didn't make you believe you were "good enough" and "everything would be fine" despite seeing how ugly you were.
If you were really working hard AT LEAST ONCE in your life ANYWHERE either your teacher or professor or fellow student or friend would have validated you and stroked your ego and told you you're an amazing guy, told you in front of your parents that you're a good kid, that you're smart, disciplined etc. but because no one ever praises you, you don't realize how better off you are without it
I've realized in order to chase validation, you must've been a failure in every stage of your life or you've never been at the top, like I have been
I've always been good at something way better than other people, whether it was soccer, martial arts, even studying the days I used to actually focus in school and I was top of the class
Even in video games, I'm not saying this to brag, I think I definitely have god given gifts like intelligence or desire to work hard, mental capacity at least compared to my competition and the feeling after winning and everyone just telling you how good you were, it's not that rewarding
Being completely honest in any team game I knew I was just another teammate to them and I was only praised for my contributions to the team, and even though they clapped, in individualistic sports I knew really they were jealous and would rather have it for themselves
it's common logic and although I'm not scared, I don't want enemies, they're like obstacles they only make the road harder, I'd rather reach the goal faster than fight enemies and make it hard
So being good at something, then other people telling you how good you are (being validated) really it's them using you or getting jealous of you then hiding it
The fact that a lot of you chase this leads me to believe you've been a failure at whatever you've done and you lack any god given gift that separates you or maybe you were lazy
That's exactly why you chase validation because you've never been validated before, no one ever said "good job" to you after you thought you did something
If they had, you would realize how ridiculous this goal of yours is
Either way, validation has no purpose, it's literally a have or not have, it's like if an ant is in this room, that's how much it affects me; I don't care if I don't see it, I don't miss it, I don't like it, I don't hate it, it's just there
I also have grandparents who patted me on the back from the day I was born for the simplest of things, I hated it at that point. So with that you could've also been frustrated because your parents didn't love you and that's okay, that's a good thing. At least they didn't make you believe you were "good enough" and "everything would be fine" despite seeing how ugly you were.
If you were really working hard AT LEAST ONCE in your life ANYWHERE either your teacher or professor or fellow student or friend would have validated you and stroked your ego and told you you're an amazing guy, told you in front of your parents that you're a good kid, that you're smart, disciplined etc. but because no one ever praises you, you don't realize how better off you are without it
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