People think I'm naive, innocent and cute?
If people notice who you really are, the last thing you'd want to do is hide it. That's the mistake I made when I went through a tough time - I would push away everyone who cared about me so they wouldn't know how much I was hurting inside, mainly because I didn't want to burden them with my problems. I've been doing that my whole life, and I'd give anything for someone to understand me. I come across as a b**** to most people, because sarcasm tends to be my first language, but really I do care, really I have a heart of gold. No one knows how completely alone I feel, not even my family. What you have is amazing, so don't throw it away. I'd give anything to be you. I'd love to meet someone and for them to see the real me, to know how I work. Now I just feel as though no one understands me, and honestly, its the worst feeling in the world. And once you start building a shell around yourself, there's no going back. Trust me.
Why do people think I'm naive just because I'm happy?
In school I'm always happy, I'm just so glad and thankful for the friends I have.. I just smile when I'm having a normal conversation with them.. Is that weird?lol. Anyways life is precious and I just want to spend every moment I can being happy. But everyone (mostly) at school is sad and they complain and hate school. Because I'm so happy, people think I'm extremely naive and that I have the mindset of a twelve year old. I'm not gonna lie, I have my far share of problems and worries but I don't let these bring me down and I mostly just deal with them at home when I'm alone. I also believe that I have mature beliefs and ideals..not to be conceited or anything. I try my best to help those around me.. But sometimes people say my happiness annoys them!! I know I shouldn't care about what others think of me... but it is so frustrating knowing that others aren't realizing who I really am.
Anti-War people are naive! What do they think they would do?
It only makes logical sense that the most active, vocal people in the anti-war movement would be those who don't believe in war under any circumstances, but their are many at home who are influenced by them, who believe in necessary wars, and unfortunately many who believe that economically advantageous wars (to us) are positive who are against this individual war, or two wars, depending upon your definition. it is too bad that so few men and women who oppose war are not able to be at a place where they may be respected by those whose minds their trying to change; but as someone whose spent all of my adult life in politics of one form or another, I can tell you that those who start out at one place and move to get their points across never stop moving, because theirs the fear that as soon as they do their be marginalized again; which they usually are before taking such a stand, if they are the type of person who ever will when it counts and will cost them their future in politics.
Why do people think that 19 yr old adults are naive?
A great many of them demonstrate that they are, providing ample evidence for that claim. "We are grown adults..." Actually, you're not fully-grown adults at 19. And even if you were, that would not preclude being naive. At 19, *most* humans have very little experience in dealing with the real world and its problems -- so they're largely naive. Yes, I know -- at 19 I thought I was all that, too. Guess what -- looking back 34 years, I now see that I wasn't.
How should I behave with people who thinks I'm naive?
A lot of people thinks I'm naive and when they tells me that I get angry with them. Now I'm angry with my coworker who thinks I'm naive and I need his help. When I'm angry with someone I usually don't say why I'm angry but I avoid the person and I become cold. Do you think I should say I'm angry with him because he thinks I'm naive? Do you think I should say I don't want to go out with him and his friends and I don't want to say anything not related to my job to him because I'm angry with him? Or do you think I should be cold without explanation? He'll notice I'm angry because I'll change my behavior even if I don't say why.
Why do people say im too innocent and naive?
go look in the mirror. do you like the girl you see? you are the one that has to face that person every day for the rest of your life and trust me, you need to like the person in the mirror. she may be innocent and naive but that's not a bad thing. personally i think it is refreshing to find someone who doesn't look, act, or seem as though they have been around the block a few times so don't be changing yourself to suit anyone. stand tall and be proud of who you are, as for men, don't worry about the ones that aren't interested in you. there is someone out there for you and when you least expect it he'll show up. until then keep your innocence, your naivety - thats part of your personality, and your charm! good luck sweetie!
Why do some people think cocaine isn't that bad?
Some people can control their drug habits...but I just don't see why something so silly is worth your health, possibly getting promotions in your job/career, going to jail if you're busted with it in your possession...etc. You may need to do some more research, I forgot what your name was, but yeah...there may be way worse drugs, but that doesn't change that cocaine is bad. You can't justify something that way. Plus, there are things way more fun to do with life than snort something up your nose.
The obvious answer, in light of what actually happened, is yes. But! There's maybe an interesting counterpoint possible. First up, view the First and Second World Wars as one event, with an intermission. I think that's a defensible view. That collective, horrible, insane, destructive experience has, since 1945, resulted in an astonishing period of peace amongst most of the combatant countries. The U.S. has made war on exactly none of them, including an extremely hostile Soviet Union. Germany, France, Russia, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, none of these historic rivals have thrown so much as a peanut at each other since, and in fact have integrated their societies and economies in ways that systematically prevent similar conflicts. Japan is thoroughly non-aggressive militarily.These wars utterly killed European colonialism and all of the terrible violence therein entailed (yes I know that those countries have seen savage fighting in the wake of their colonial overlords). Thus, it could well be argued that, at least for the Western powers, this long war event really did end war, or if not it at least greatly lowered the pressure and likelihood of such conflicts.I'm not suggesting that the First World War explains every feature of the modern world, of course. But it is curious to note that all of these countries, who used to fight amongst themselves almost constantly, haven't laid a finger on each other for 70 years. Does this mean the concept of war has been eradicated from the earth? No. But the world wars certainly created technological, cultural, political, economic, and maybe even psychological conditions that have demonstrably made major wars amongst great powers less likely to non-existent in the intervening years.Today everyone now has too much to lose via mass violence, and everyone knows that this is the case; and we have advanced numerous other dispute resolution mechanisms to make this sort of civilizational mass suicide far less likely. I can't think of any other event that has created such multi-generational trauma across the entire spectrum of western civilization.So maybe the propagandists were, albeit unwittingly, on to something.
Why do people think children are ignorant and naive?
Many children are highly Intelligent & even understand technology well beyond the average adult. Many adults are simply large children themselves & when that is the case if they are looking down on a child and thinking that child is ignorant then it's really no different than a child who is a bully feeling they are better than the other children. Children are naive when they lack experience. Adult generally want children to be naive because it means the child hasn't had to deal with harsh realities of life, tragedy & death. Being a naive adult is often a bad thing, but being a naive child is the ideal state. Children should be children for as long as possible because you can't unlearn the harshness of this world. As for why...there is no one answer. Everyone has their own reason.
If you’re an adult then they think you're stupid for behaving like a child. It depends on what exactly you were doing.If you were watching cartoons or playing with toys or the like, It isn't really naïve. As you hold some meaning towards all of that.The word naïve has the meaning you've stated as well as another variation of the same meaning; A person showing lack of experience, wisdom and judgement.The above qualities are expected in an adult. And when those qualities aren't portrayed, the person who exhibits those traits are considered to be naïve.Naïve is also a word used to describe actions that are futile. As in if a little child is wishing to go to university without attending grade school, it is naïve of that child.Many aspiring goals of the young generation are seen as naïve by their preceding generation as they think it isn't possible. But that shouldn't let the young ones to work towards achieving such goals.Most inventions that has been a breakthrough in the history of this world was at first, an idea. This idea when shared at that time, was considered naïve.So if you truly think that what you're doing is going to benefit you and the people around you, then it's not naïve.Other times people use that word to describe the actions of an inferior in an attempt to motivate them out of the action they're performing.If the action is truly of waste, then you're naïve. If it is not of waste, then you're not naïve.