who want you to be “this kind of person.” In other words, you throw away who you really are and live other people’s lives.
And please remember this: If you are not living to satisfy other people’s expectations,
it follows that other people are not living to satisfy your expectations.
Someone might not act the way you want him to, but it doesn’t do to get angry. That’s only natural.
YOUTH: No, it is not! That is an argument that overturns our society from its very foundation.
Look, we have the desire for recognition. But in order to receive recognition from others, first we have to recognize others ourselves.
It is because one recognizes other people and other systems of values that one is recognized by others.
It is through this relationship of mutual recognition that our very society is built.
Your argument is an abhorrent, dangerous way of thinking, which will drive human beings into isolation and lead to conflict.
It’s a diabolical solicitation to needlessly stir up distrust and doubt.
PHILOSOPHER: Ha-ha, you certainly have an interesting vocabulary. There’s no need to raise your voice—let’s think about this together.
One has to get recognition, or one will suffer. If one doesn’t get recognition from others and from one’s parents, one won’t have confidence.
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