>but you can minimize that number by your own actions
you can but you don't necessarily have to.
>If everyone dislikes you, then they'll make it your problem
its unlikely that everyone hates me, even hitler has people who like him
or I don't gripe in the first place and then still depends on what they actually do.
> >If everyone dislikes you, then they'll make it your problem
> its unlikely that everyone hates me, even hitler has people who like him
Maybe I'm too tired to pick up on the satire, but this is just needlessly pedantic and does nothing to contribute to the conversation.
I see a series of people pointing something out to you, and you continually pushing back on why they are wrong. I guess the question to ask is how are you so sure you're right when everyone else is telling you that you're wrong?
Something that has gone a long way for me to better myself throughout my life is to recognize that when everyone is telling me I'm wrong, it's almost certain they are right and I am the one who needs to change. And if I still think I'm right, I should be able to communicate it effectively enough that others will agree with me. If not, then it literally is me against the world and even if I'm right what fucking good is that?
Perhaps, but if everyone finds you a pain in the ass, it’s your problem — assuming you want to work with people, have friends, engage in intimate relationships, and so on.
If I'm smart and capable and someone find me pain in the ass, then well too bad, thats your problem.