"人々が私について何を言っても、それが通常彼ら自身を反映していることが多いので、あまり気にしません。"
— Prince
Simplified Meaning:
When people say things about us—good or bad—it often shows more about their own personality than about us. Imagine someone who is always criticizing others. This person might be unhappy or insecure, showing their own issues rather than the true nature of the people they criticize. Think about a friend who gossips a lot; it often means they have a hard time keeping secrets or respect in relationships. If someone says something mean about you, it usually reflects their own negativity, not who you really are. For example, if a coworker calls you lazy, it might be because they feel threatened by your work or lack confidence in their own. So, instead of worrying about what others say, understand that these comments often reveal more about the speaker’s character. This way, you can feel more confident and less affected by others' opinions.
