what's the point in beating yourself up when other people will do it for you?
In "A Tale for the Time Being" by Ruth Ozeki, the author explores themes of self-criticism and the harshness of external judgment. The narrative reflects on the idea that individuals often become their own worst critics, worrying excessively about their flaws and mistakes. This internal struggle is compounded by societal pressures, with others readily pointing out shortcomings, leading to feelings of inadequacy. The quote, "what's the point in beating yourself up...
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