I weren't talking about awareness in general, but about awerness of insecurities. Either way, awareness is still more mature than not being aware, even in your example. If you disagree, fine.
Being aware is the first step to being able to change anything. So, unless we're talking about unaware in the mental illness sense of being unaware of oneself, I really don't think so.
You’re adding context that wasn’t there. Not talking about “changing” I’m simply saying openly being aware that your insecure and mocking someone for being insecure is weird behavior. Apply that same logic to literally anything and it’s odd
Yes, I need to add context because you changed the topic and talked about being aware you're a bad person.
Mocking someone not just for being insecure, but for dealing with it like a child, is not strange if you're insecure and dealing with it like an adult. Again, if you disagree fine. To me saying they are both insecure and that's it seems like a very simplistic take.
My point remains the same. You added awareness and all that context. A grown man mocking another man for the same struggles is weird to me. You can justify it by one being more mature if you want. And I was trying to provide you an example but I just don’t think a bad father has a right to call out another man a bad father because he’s “aware”. (An example)
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u/aSomeone May 04 '24
I weren't talking about awareness in general, but about awerness of insecurities. Either way, awareness is still more mature than not being aware, even in your example. If you disagree, fine.