Quote from: laijsica on Today at 11:41:39 AM

Quote from: Fara Chan on Today at 06:40:39 AM

Quote from: betswift on Today at 06:12:27 AM

Resilience and learning are keys to having a good time here, in my opinion, too. Sometimes threads go where they please, and sometimes opinions clash, but that doesn't mean that hope is lost or that you should be ashamed of not knowing something. It would be only a shame that a person wouldn't want to know something himself.

Everyone should always have a sense of wanting to learn and a sense of curiosity about everything through themselves so that we can continue to appreciate the time we have to use it in that matter. Because if we just survive and don't do anything ourselves and just hope for notifications through others, it will also be slow to get development for ourselves, especially if someone's condition is still a newbie. So when someone already has the hope to be able to develop, of course there is no need to feel ashamed and prestigious in learning.

You are correct. One should not have shyness to learn which prevents oneself from becoming wise. Focusing on the right things and expressing positive thoughts can make a huge difference in your thinking. You might read someone's thread that you think the same way you do, and you realize a different feeling you create by combining normal thoughts and tend to apply them at work accordingly. It can develop into something different from what you originally thought and you have to adjust yourself from that effect.

Yeah, the main thing would be to understand that people do not always agree with each other, and that's okay. You just give your perspective on the fact or the situation, and it's completely okay to discuss other's views on it. By that, you may change your own view, or change the view of others, but the results will be interesting nevertheless if the discussion is constructive and isn't one-sided.