
I don’t care, but I get praised, you know!! Bah!
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Such distant genres and…
It’s easy to casually praise someone when their skill is either too great or too low, making it feel like a distant world.
It will turn out like this in close proximity.
Professional players are too unreachable to praise, but I definitely don’t want to praise someone who is just a little bit better than me.
Is this really your first time? You’re so talented! If you keep it up for about a year, you’ll easily surpass me!
I wonder… Isn’t it true that skilled people are recognized as skilled?
I sometimes want to cry because of my lack of skill.
Yes! You can do it! (smiling)
I don’t have any good qualities, so everyone gets praised instead.
For now, it’s true that saying something positive is important.
I saw something like that in the latest issue of Medalist.
In the story, it points out, “What a prejudice!” but if it weren’t for that, it would be too close to the truth and dangerous.
There are places where you have to take responsibility for yourself…
You’re too good at this! You’ve been doing it, right? The template for that is so easy to use that it gets casually overused, which is quite awful.
I always thought it was a line from Furapeko.
Everyone says to beginners who don’t know whether to pursue that path or not.
After stepping in, the air changes.
I don’t think there are that many people who have strong feelings about it!
“While ‘I don’t care’ is a strong expression, it’s possible to say that I’m good for a beginner, but not to the extent of being comparable to myself…”
The statement that only ugly people can truly create beautiful things is said to be an amazing prejudice…
It’s just a little hobby, so I don’t really care about being good or bad at it…
I wonder how many people can clearly say that there isn’t even 1mm of me that doesn’t think this way, even if I think otherwise.
I’m probably unable to do it.
This guy has such a terrible personality that his way of speaking about things that don’t concern him is just “I don’t care.”
I think everyone has the essence that it’s hard to praise something that threatens their area of expertise, but anything else is safe.
When you are too isolated from yourself, whether above or below, you tend to be praised normally.
The closer the level, the harder it gets.
It was a strong enemy that could not be defeated without further applying the abilities given by the gods.
Different dimensions.
But when I’m praised, I feel good, so I praise others.
Isn’t it common to praise things on forums that seem generally unimportant?
It makes me really happy to be praised or receive feedback from someone who is incredibly skilled.
The words that flicker in the shadow.
Even though it doesn’t matter to me at all, if I praise it…
That must be true respect.
When it gets to my level, I take it as being perceived as someone who thinks this guy is an idiot, so if I praise him, he’ll be happy.
Someone who wants to hear many famous lines in anime.
The spirit of being able to congratulate popular VTubers and idol voice actors even if they have a partner is from the time of the thread image.
This is the early illustration generation AI.
As long as it doesn’t become a competitor to my own hustle, I don’t care.
How can I put it, but essentially it doesn’t affect our spirit in any way at all.
There is a perfect position where you don’t have to pay any mental cost for the act of giving praise.
I think social media influencers are exactly the type of demand for this.
When I see moderately clumsy illustrations, I get praised.
The other day, I became a university student! When I see someone really good at saying that, it makes my heart go “thump.”
Working adults need to be considerate even towards people they don’t care about!
I think it’s a profound statement that only those with ugly appearances and ugly hearts can truly create beautiful works.
There is a sense of relief that this guy is someone who could never achieve anything truly amazing, which allows me to say without any hesitation that it’s amazing.
A capable junior definitely knows how to elevate their seniors.
Miyagawa Ryoji noooooo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will praise you even in places that don’t really matter.
I’ll absorb the reason why that guy has grown and I’ll grow too.
However, this guy’s famous quote needs to be paired with the common understanding that it is an extremely biased statement…
You’re too good at this! Seeing replies from the author makes it look like a curse.
You’re too good at this! You were doing it, weren’t you!
I like the stereotype that becomes clear when you actually read it, revealing that it was just superficial praise.
People who feel like they are being mocked when praised have this kind of mentality.
It’s bullshit to keep attacking someone for a minor scandal until they die.
You’re saying something like Osamu Tezuka.
Anonymous is… a genius! (KIRI)
The author of the thread image knows it’s being used a lot and decided to self-parody in the next work…
I can be kind to others because I don’t care about them.
One reason I can enjoy reading manga is that I’m not aiming to be a manga artist.
Even after hearing this, it’s really terrible that I’m still holding onto Aimon’s painting dearly.
You’re too good at this! It’s really terrible that it can also come off as teasing when used in the opposite way.
A girl in her early twenties becomes like this when she’s good at giving blowjobs.
You’re too good at this! You must have practiced, right? I only know that it can have a different meaning in a ski lift lesson.
But this person praised my counterfeit…
I may have never been so passionate about something that I couldn’t praise it due to jealousy or a sense of crisis…
I think I was creating original constellations.
I used to be so engrossed in a game that I would get really angry and bang the arcade machine.
I want to win against skilled players…!! However, since I’ve been praising my skilled opponents, I don’t really understand this feeling.
I dislike it when my honest compliments are taken this way.
But this uncle properly praised the true rival as a genius, so that’s commendable.
As you grow, it becomes exhausting to create unnecessary friction with others.
I can’t accept that while I’m dedicating my life and time, that guy is just playing around and is at about the same level or slightly above me!
That means there are instances.
Ugly, but what I’m doing is infinitely contributing to society.
Criminals who destroy competitors.
Conversely, it means that when it relates to oneself, one can no longer remain calm.
When others praise me at work or in other situations
Are you praising me just because you don’t care?????
Are you praising me because you think I’m beneath you?????
That thought flickers.
I think I’ll wrap it in aluminum foil…
This person is basically on the winning side, yet they are killing the lower ranks…
I’m happy to be praised, but it’s from someone who doesn’t really matter!
Speaking of which, there are people whose real names I don’t know.
Rather, I praise those who can do even a little better than me.
That way, respect will be born for that person.
It’s good to praise all aspects, such as genuinely complimenting those above and praising the proactivity of those below.
Only the anonymous can disparage.
It was also in cooperation with a government using poor-quality banknotes that I worked hard to eradicate counterfeiters.
A terrifying being whose main purpose is to crush talented artists and young people.
I’m jealous of everyone!!!!
The design of banknotes is the ultimate art…
Complimenting even the small things to subordinates or juniors is part of education, you know…
Is there anyone who thinks this is a compliment on the bulletin board?
When I look at the complaint threads about social games, it seems that the more seriously anonymous players are into it, the more they criticize the management and characters.
When I’m praised, the annoyance comes behind the happiness, which must be a feeling of the character in the thread.
The reason why grandpas and uncles are kinder than one’s own parents is that it doesn’t matter when compared to parents!
You say it doesn’t matter, but that “doesn’t matter” means it doesn’t threaten your own position, and it’s not truly about things that you have no interest in at all, you know?
It’s a bit much to praise mindless tasks that even an idiot can do unconditionally.
It is important to praise someone if they can properly do what is necessary as part of their work.
I’m happy just to have this.
This is what it’s like to see a child’s terrible drawing and praise it, right?
It’s annoying when good-looking people or those who aren’t ugly succeed in the creator industry.
I wish it were a world where someone as ugly as the one in the thread could truly create something good.
When you gradually get better at drawing, you end up saying things like, “This is what it is,” when you see a child’s terrible drawings and praise them.
That’s different from being indifferent.
“Should I kill this guy now while I can, since he might be able to overcome the point where I feel completely stuck?”
Whether it’s an ugly appearance or an ugly heart, the final panel is beautiful.
I think it’s admirable that manga artists get along well, even though in reality they compete for contracts.
Becoming an anti of something that has flipped requires a lot of passion, doesn’t it?
Things that do not reverse when they don’t matter.
From the perspective of viewing it as a gallery, I thought it was amazing and really skilled, but as soon as I started interacting and our strong points overlapped, it turned into a thread drawing.
To be honest, I don’t want to praise anyone above or below me.
I really disliked the time during elementary school gatherings when sports or awards were being celebrated…
I truly admire people who can continue to be friends with those in the same industry who are far more successful than themselves.
I couldn’t do it…
If you praise areas that you are not interested in, opportunities to be praised for what you are passionate about will arise.
Everyone is so jealous… Delicious! Isn’t there anyone who feels like, “Alright, I’ll do my best too!”?
Seeing others being praised makes me feel more stressed than being scolded myself.
When an incident happens in Japan, the excitement of “Serves you right, Japs!” among anonymous users seems to stem from this kind of psychology.
Ever since I started posting videos, I can only see videos with fewer views than my own.
You can be relatively kind to people you don’t care about.
There are plenty of people who can do better than me and plenty who can’t do anything at all…
I want to win against an opponent I can beat if I try hard, but there’s no point in competing against an opponent I can’t win against.
You have incredible talent for bulletin boards!
It’s not that I don’t care, but…
There are hardly any situations where one can gain an advantage by intentionally making aggressive evaluations and picking fights.
If I ignore it, it seems like trouble will arise, so I end up complimenting in a way that doesn’t cause any issues.
In short, it’s about appearances.
So when I really want to give praise, I use all my words.
I was doing original creations for a while, but…
I realized that I would go crazy with jealousy if I stayed like this, so I ran away.
That kind of jealousy is rather…
It’s not because they’re better than me, but why are they being evaluated when they’re worse than me? It feels like I could kill…!
Do you think a person who can only praise is able to evaluate things correctly?
When I felt like I was about to go crazy with jealousy, I kept repeating in my heart the essence of Yujiro Hanma’s “do not compete.”
Upon reflection, I realized that I didn’t have any characteristics, and it ended there.
When I post an illustration, everyone praises me, but could it be that they were feeling like the thread’s picture…?
I can’t forgive you…! I will enhance your breasts…!
When a person of the same age who debuted after me had a one-shot that went incredibly viral.
I blocked that person’s account… of course with a different account.
I can praise others.
“I’ll be looking forward to your next stream, please do your best!”
I like not writing any comments from next time onward.
There is nothing that expresses gratitude less than the bow after a losing game.
It’s almost like a punishment game that incorporates such rituals.
Isn’t it just that I easily trust my own malice?
What’s the benefit for me in praising someone I don’t care about?
I don’t think about the merits or demerits, so it doesn’t really matter to me.
At the very least, there should be more benefits than being confrontational with anyone…