Why are people mean sometimes

Why are people mean sometimes?

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People are mean sometimes because they think that by hurting someone else’s feelings, they feel superior and therefore they feel better about themselves. When people get angry, they say mean things to injure someone else’s sense of being. S…

Why are people on here so mean sometimes?

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I haven’t asked many qustions but like to answer the and see some of the uncomplimentary things that people on here say and the way they behave. Part of the problem is that many people on here are teens. I know that not all them are but man…

How come people are so mean sometimes…and what do i do about it…?

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And how can I help others who feel this way sometimes. Thank you Volleeit18

Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

why are people so darn mean and stubrn gruppy and sometimes jealous?

Q: why are people so darn mean and stubborn grumpy and sometimes jealous during the holidays? then they aren’t giving! people that have a lot should be happy but there the grump pest. when you have i think its better to give! what do you think?

A: People are grumpy because they are spoiled they don’t appreciate life. they think is all about the MONEY they dont care about happiness!

Why are shy people sometimes considered mean?

Q: I have always been a very shy person but some people have told me that I’m nice, sweet, etc. I told one of my coworkers that people probably think I am mean and he said because I never talk to anybody. I just don’t know what to say to people and I’m afraid they’ll judge me.

A: People just assume that you’re stuck up, or mean because you don’t talk as much, or express your thoughts like they do.Some people are just like that, I’ve gotten it my whole life, some girls used to hate me, and I’d be like “Why do you hate me, you don’t even KNOW me…”Anyways screw the people who silently judge you because of your shyness, they know nothing about you, and have no right to judge you.If you want, get up the courage to let them know you’re sweet, you know help them with something, or just strike up a nice convo.Good-Luck hun.

Why are thinner people sometimes so mean to bigger people at the gym?

Q: I’m not a stick but I’m not overweight.One of the workers at the gym is VERY overweight and is trying to lose weight and is doing well!I was at the gym today and I heard some people making horrible comments about his weight and other people were looking at him in disgust.Why are SOME people like this?Is this why you don’t see overweight people in the gym?

A: Unless you’re a “bro,” the most accepting group of people in the gym is going to be the weight hounds like myself. These people remember that every day is a struggle for greatness, that all their current results came from a weaker and crappier body. Typically, these weight lifters are going to be the most accepting. This is also because we’re in there to improve strength and sometimes symmetry/conditioning in addition to it. The other people, these “thin sticks,” aren’t in there for that. They’re in there because they’re scared to eat more than an apple each day, they see fat as an ugly enemy and are frightened of it. Basically, they’re incredibly superficial people who don’t give a damn about their health…just their waist size. Hilariously, we weight trainers joke, they look great in clothes but are doughy and terrible when you see their bodies. A size 6 and 30% or more body fat? Ridiculous. But these thin sticks don’t care about muscle, nutrition, or anything else: just their waist size and thigh circumference. Because this group of people is so incredibly superficial, they also have nothing to talk about. They rate their level of success by comparing themselves to others, which is why they talk negatively about the thicker people there. People with a passion for weight training (and other passions, like yoga, running, etc., but I can only talk from my point of view as a weight lifter) compare their current selves to those of their yesterdays. Read about the professional bodybuilders and you’ll see they are constantly in competition with themselves, even when they’re competing against others on stage. All that matters to a lifter is how s/he looks…all that matters to a thin stick is how s/he looks in comparison to others. Basically, if you’re in the gym to improve your fitness, you will talk about fitness TO other gym goers. If you’re in the gym to satisfy your insecurity about your body, then you’re going to talk ABOUT other gym goers. Hope this answers your question or, more importantly, makes sense 🙂