Art that we don't care about has been around since we remember it, but as a new generation grasps the term, I can't help noticing how seriously people actually take it. Of course, some people say that we don't care about something, but deep down we know that we really care. In fact, GAF is quite possible. Caring only means that it talks to you, and if it talks to you, in the end, it matters. Of course, in some cases, it's perfectly OK not to fuck, for example, someone has no reason to decide to overshadow you. It seems reasonable not to care about the insecurity of people who just want you to look bad; it's their problem, and it won't stop you from being great. However, I have noticed that the society is doing this thing that does not care about others a little too much, so that it is a kind of direct disrespect. Here are seven reasons why you should really join GAF:
it will affect your reputation at work / school. When it comes to your work, everything should be very important. If you dress like a sluggard, have a bad mood, or don't respect others at all, it will make you, your job and the company you represent very bad. Have you ever seen those shirts say "I don't really care"? "I saw a receptionist wearing one in a doctor's office. Unfortunately, it was exactly the same as the girl's personality and rude behavior - not to mention how she messed up my appointment, because you guessed she didn't care. Maybe find a job that you are satisfied with? Just a suggestion. Oh, maybe don't wear such a shirt in a place where you should be most concerned about your boss and patients.
caring shapes your personality and self-improvement. If you keep silent about anything you do, you miss some meaningful life lessons along the way. Our personality is being shaped, and what we are not satisfied with is our ability to change and work over time. Think about the person you think of and pursue it! Don't constantly satisfy your self-esteem because one day your head may explode. Caring can make us live consciously. This is acknowledged by