Question:
What do you think of people would need validation and attention seekers?
2011-10-13 20:22:59 UTC
Okay, so yeah! Aren't we all annoyed? Who here hasn't delt with insecure issues with people who don't like the way they look and beat up on the pretty girls and ask people for validation if they're pretty or not?

I haven't!

So, guys what do you think of this situation?

Girls I know are horribly insecure and go in bulks of groups of people to bully me because they're cowards, are jealous of me. They're desperatley trying to get a reaction out of me by provoking situations and belitting me to feel superior over me. However, I know I'm beautiful and that makes them angry that I'm true to myself no matter what anyone says or does to me.

However, those girls.. are having guys come up to me or trying to tell me that this person is a lot prettier then me, trying to compete by bringing up certain females names and trying to compare with me. Then they mock me for having good morals and beliefs bc they're drug addicts, hoes and are nasty and corrupted and I'm not.

Now, they're going on radio stations and asking people to play songs to validate them self to beliving they're beautiful, that I'm a hater. However, I'm hateful bc they have ignored me, have done mean things to me, gave me a reason to vent.

However, I don't need to validate my story bc my story wouldn't even matter since they're already taking sides what so ever! So, I don't know what I need to do considering I'm a loner who hasn't experienced life.

Now, they're rubbing it in my face and trying to say they know more then me bc they're full of arrogance and self pride bc they know more about life then me.

How do I handle horribly insecure people who have self esteem problems? It seems like that every where I go?
Three answers:
Nailah Dawkins
2011-10-13 20:34:16 UTC
The problems underlying these individuals seem deeper than the occasional question, comment, or " Do you like this shirt? question." Most times feelings of emptiness, loneliness, or insufficient attention at home. They look for others for feelings, acknowledgment, advice. These "leeches" do not have minds of themselves and resort to directly looking to others. No opinion is their own. Disappointment, sadness, self esteem problems, and mixed feelings/misinformation arise. Plainly looking towards others for attention and help or other things, is a major problem and should never be overlooked.
clawson
2016-09-10 13:32:22 UTC
Yea...adequate. I'm absolutely no longer an awareness seeker. If some thing, I'm the reverse. I hate being the core of awareness. It's embarrassing. I relatively dislike being within the highlight. It will get me apprehensive. I would not cross in the back of any individual's again, emotionally needy or no longer. I under no circumstances play the pity card, I imply, wheres the well in that? I infrequently get sick. Complaining is not facet of my persona. I relatively would not do some thing for awareness. In truth, I preclude it. I do not consider this remark.
Bryan
2011-10-13 20:33:21 UTC
Your message is too long for me to pay any attention to. Seek attention or validation elsewhere.


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