If you have very high degrees of self-respect, disappointments with yourself don’t take long to hit you, and in various frequencies. Even a little clash, a tiny mistake, and a negligible misstep is enough to get you disappointed with yourself. This is the price you pay for being extremely hard on yourself. In such cases you are like:
The last time I was disappointed was for as little a thing as forgetting to put forth the strongest points of the argument I had prepared all night for my interview. In the heat of the discussion, and because of nervousness, I just uttered whatever struck my mind at the first place and forgot totally about what I had prepared.
I was so disappointed at myself, I was calling myself stupid every other second and even punished myself by not eating the whole day.
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Answered By Vansh Chopra
AuthorUpdated on10/09/18
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