A short YouTube video transcript (dialogue) where two speakers discuss freeing oneself from worrying about what strangers think. They argue that most people's opinions reflect their own insecurities or desire for validation, and that only the opinions of those who truly matter should influence you.
I just wish more people could free.
Themselves of.
Worrying about what people who don't know you have decided they think about you. Other people's.
Thoughts about you have got.
Nothing to do with you. I mean, a.
Lot of people say it. I say it.
That their thoughts.
About you are driven.
By their own insecurities or that you've done things that they would never do, either because they're not brave enough to.
Do, or they don't value.
It or whatever. And most people.
Want to want everyone.
Else to do what they do to.
Validate them, which is why they're all seeking to be seen to be what other people seem to be doing. Right. Like tribal?
Kind of. Yeah. It's such a weird thing. So the people who count, their opinion matters to me and no one else's does. It's not got.
Anything to do with me.
I just happen to.
Be the target of them getting something out of their system that makes them feel better. And if that makes them feel better, good on them.
Because it's not at my expense. Yeah.
Cause I don't let it be. So I. And I.
And I wish.
I wish more.
People could take that view.
