You tell them politely that they don't know how you feel because they are not you and they don't live in your shoes. Your situation is different regardless if the same event happened ( like say both you have a pet pass away, it might be more tragic for once person versus the other given the circumstances. Like one person's pet might have had a natural death and the other might have been run over.) Regardless, only you know how you truly feel and no one else knows that better than yourself because well you are you.
The best thing to say is something along the lines of, " I'm sorry but you are not me and therefore you don't know how I feel better than me because you don't live my life."
If you get the point across that this other person is not you and doesn't live your life they usually will come to an understanding and they will get that they can't understand you better than yourself.
Hope that helps.
You can politely express that while you appreciate their perspective, only you truly know how you feel. Suggest open communication and empathy by sharing that you value their support and understanding.
When someone is talking about you and it is having self confidence in yourself. When people go around tearing people down it is usually to make themselves feel better.
You are young so I would say it's no big deal and the more people you get to know the better
maybe they are haingtmes or are really emotional and just don't know how to deal with it. so they flip ut
Be there friend you never know you might become good friends.
Most people don't know what it means. People who know its utility will want better globalization and better trade of goods and technology. There are skeptics who feel that globalization may lead to unemployment is developed world.
You feel better, it does actually affect your mood. When you smile, even if it's forced, you'll automatically feel better. And if you smile at someone, it makes them feel better too (: Then a chain of smiling starts, and before you know it, your smile has been passed onto loads of people. :)
because they trying to make themsevels feel better when da know da ugly
It depends what he lied to you about. You should think about it and figure out if what he lied to you about is a big deal to you or not. If it is not a big deal to you then drop it and don't bring it up again. If it is a big deal to you then you should let him know how his lie has made you feel (or the fact that you are sure he has lied), and see if you opens up about it. If not then Lose him you can do better. Life is to short
Some people are just playing around, and some people think they know, but they are mistaken. If you see something that is incorrect, feel free to jump in and make the answer better.
To make themselves feel better. Bullies are immature people. They like feeling powerful, and making other people afraid and unhappy makes them feel powerful. They are not mature enough to know that making people feel better is actually a much more powerful feeling, and not mature enough to understand how another person feels inside.
It requires tools and materials you do want to own for a one time deal... I know it hurts but sometimes repairs are better left to the people who do it for a living.
Usually more interactive, but calm, some people say a better concentration but i don't know about that. You usually feel that you want to understand the meaning of life.