DO YOU FIND YOURSELF MORE CRITICAL OF YOUR FAMILY THAN OF STRANGERS?

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DO YOU FIND YOURSELF MORE CRITICAL OF YOUR FAMILY THAN OF STRANGERS?

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DO YOU FIND YOURSELF MORE CRITICAL OF YOUR FAMILY THAN OF STRANGERS?

[+] serious ballot by contragrain
ACTIVE Thu Apr 26, 07 - Fri Apr 25, 08
That is, if someone in your family acted like a DORK; or did TRULY EMBARRASSING things; or said and/or espoused ignorant, bigoted philosophies; would you find yourself to be MORE or LESS tolerant of their behavior than if it was coming from say, a stranger or casual acquaintance?

I'm more critical of family members in this way than I am of non-family members.
I'm equally critical of both.
I'm not critical at either. I have enough to take care of in my own personal life.
I used to be more critical; now, I just accept it as "life."
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Voted : I'm more critical of family members in this way than I am of non-family members.
I hold my family to higher standards that strangers. Mostly because I have to spend more time around them that I would like, and that time might as well be tolerable.

by ThisIsNate on Thu Apr 26, 07 8:35pm [+]

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by ThisIsNate on Thu Apr 26, 07 8:35pm [+]

Voted : other, see comment
Being critical is such an energy drainer. I have come to realize that being critical is actually reliving something I did not like in another. Why punish myself twice, three time, etc.? Now, I let it go.

by forgetmenot on Thu Apr 26, 07 9:35pm [+]

exactly what nate said. although, that being said, my family will be forgiven a lot quicker for transgressions than strangers.

by jappy on Thu Apr 26, 07 10:59pm [+]

That'd be hard, After an aeroplane crash, I was brought up by apes in the congo. Poop flinging at family parties can be somewhat embarrassing though.

by britvic55 on Fri Apr 27, 07 7:30am [+]

Voted : I'm more critical of family members in this way than I am of non-family members.
Because I'm nearer to them by proximity, I can see their flaws with greater clarity (i.e., when they hoose to act like frelling morons).

by Truthseeker013 on Fri Apr 27, 07 2:02pm [+]

Voted : I'm more critical of family members in this way than I am of non-family members.
i think so - and whate nate and jappy said.

by lightreaper on Fri Apr 27, 07 5:01pm [+]

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