Why worry whether people like me? I don’t worry whether I like them.

I was wondering the other day whether a group of people liked me and then I asked myself whether I liked them. I realized I didn’t think about them that way, so they probably don’t think about me that way either.

Author: Daniel Greene

I facilitate communication between Deaf and hearing people, and I teach people American Sign Language (ASL) and interpreting. Apart from doing the work I love, my greatest joys are family & friends, entertainment, food, photography, and travel.

2 thoughts on “Why worry whether people like me? I don’t worry whether I like them.”

  1. Hi Daniel, I just finished reading this and your “Who Cares What I Have to Say?” entry. Both were thought-provoking in that I have often wondered the same things, and have ended up worrying too much as to whether or not certain people like me or not. As I’ve become older I have grown to realize, seemingly like you, that in the grand scheme of things it doesn’t really matter if certain people like me or not. What really matters is that the people I truly like and care about feel the same way as I do towards them.

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