You can't, except by convincing everyone you're perfect (impossible) or not worth criticising (probably undesirable), or by going off to live on a desert island away from anyone else (though someone will doubtless criticise you for that too). People have opinions and tend to share them freely, and that includes opinions about other people, including the person they're talking to. That's life. Sometimes criticisms are valid, sometimes they're wrong and sometimes they're not worth worrying about. You need to consider if you're really that concerned about the opinion being expressed, and then whether a criticism is valid (in which case you may choose whether to heed it and change whatever they're criticising) or whether it's wrong, in which case you can say so or just ignore it.
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AnswerNo! If this could happen, we would be in very serious trouble. -- further --It might depend on the 'extent' of the criticism.What some people call criticism is often incitement to violence/hatred.
Stop stereotyping. People are people, that's it.
no dummie mummification stop because ancaint people became christans so they stop doing that
The right to publish writings criticizing the government.
to stop people from criticizing the government
Tell Him to stop criticizing u
The company encouraged the employees to give constructive criticism about the production process
It means to stop criticizing somebody.
Some people frequently make statements criticizing other people. Such people are called judgmental. People who refuse to make statements criticizing someone else are called non-judgmental.
Some people frequently make statements criticizing other people. Such people are called judgmental. People who refuse to make statements criticizing someone else are called non-judgmental.
It was a very critical surgery that bills dog had to get
*insert criticizing a literary piece
Some people find hypercritical mean by criticizing.
which is easier criticizing a claim or defending a defending claim
Criticizing is the present participle of criticize. The past tense is criticized.
Some people need to define you by negativity, in order to continue thinking that there better than you.