If you actually do something about it and improve yourself then yeah. Its positive. I knew a guy who could take criticism and even asked for it sometimes but he did nothing to improve, only said he would then didn't. Thats less normal, and doesnt really make sense either.
Yeah because if you have no intention to improve things needing improvement I don't really see the point in wanting criticism. Or maybe you just want to hear how people view you, but that's different from criticism and doesn't necessarily mean you need to change anything. But improvement is always positive either way, no one is perfect.
IIN that I like to be criticised?
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If you actually do something about it and improve yourself then yeah. Its positive. I knew a guy who could take criticism and even asked for it sometimes but he did nothing to improve, only said he would then didn't. Thats less normal, and doesnt really make sense either.
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So you're saying it depends if I am willing to do something about it.
And saying that it is only less normal if I do not commit to those improvements?
I'm now understanding this a bit more.
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Yeah because if you have no intention to improve things needing improvement I don't really see the point in wanting criticism. Or maybe you just want to hear how people view you, but that's different from criticism and doesn't necessarily mean you need to change anything. But improvement is always positive either way, no one is perfect.