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Old 07-20-2008, 02:39 PM   #5 (permalink)
Brutha
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well not relationship feedback, I'm kinda exhausted by dating and taking break from that; and not career feedback- I've received that, and appreciate its accuracy, but I don't care much about my current job, and I'm trying to figure out what I do want in a more general sense- anyway, to quote from some recent emails.....
If you don't know what kind of feedback you want you probably won't get good feedback.
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I have more distant friends, but often I don't feel they know me well enough or we have basically different views of the world and I know I wouldn't respect their judgements enough, would probably argue with them or dismiss them.
If you ask for feedback and you argue with the other person you miss the point of feedback.
However the other person perceives you, he/she is right with her perception.
Even if you don't agree it's still important that you have characteristics that let other people perceive you in a certain way.
For that reason you should thank everyone for good honest feedback. Receiving feedback doesn't have something to do with justifing yourself.

Being bad at receiving feedback could be a reason that your friend doens't want to give you feedback.
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