Take a Long Hard Look

There are some if not many of you that know of a person that always has the best answers. They are always the smartest person in the room. You don't say anything because "their not bothering me". This person can point out other people's faults on half information, but can't admit it when they know they're wrong. And they definitely won't see anything right with a person or people when they are against them. Looking from the outside, you see how that's wrong. You ignore it because " it doesn't really effect me". If someone they don't like steals food, they are a thief. If someone they do like, or even if they themselves steal food, it's okay because they were just hungry. From the outside, you see the double standard. However "it has nothing to do with me" so you just keep it moving. They view most everything through the lenses of their feelings and very little using facts, logic, or reason. Because of this, they can be easily manipulated, quick to fly off the handle. Quick to strike, quick to judge. And quick to cry foul when it's done to them. The best point of view is theirs and anyone else that agrees with them. You don't think it's right, but "they have to do them" so, whatever. If they don't like pistachio ice cream and another person does, then the other person is against them because they don't agree. If they like to was grey clothes with whites and another person likes to wash greys with darks, the other person is stupid because they don't know how to wash clothes. They think that everyone should think like them. Every culture in the world is lesser than theirs. They criticize but can't take criticism. They can't admit fault because they don't want to look bad. They can go along to get along. Most of us can identify a few if not all of these things in that person. It is time to stop ignoring this behavior just like I did. It's time to face this person and be honest with them. If they deny these actions, go back and regroup. Take a deep breath and go back in front of that mirror and tell them again. DON'T TAKE YOURSELF TOO SERIOUSLY.