Indeed, it is not difficult to recognize people who are always in a state of dissatisfaction. Regardless of whether the home team wins or loses, whether the player plays sublimely or is below form, they always find a certain angle to criticize and comment on. Winning is thanks to "luck", "the opponent loses on their own"; losing is of course "silent", "weak"; even kind actions or efforts to innovate are also accused of "showing off". It seems that for them, resentment is the only operating habit.
As people often say, "open your mouth and you won't get any kind words", it's like chronic disease accurately reflects a person's mindset when stepping out into life. They carry a gloomy color in their perspective, from inside the house to outside the alley, from the relationships around them to agencies and organizations. Everywhere you feel uncomfortable, you see shortcomings, you see people who are not pleasing to your eyes.
However, the truth is that the outside world is often not the cause of that discomfort. There is a saying: "If you feel dissatisfied in one place, you will feel dissatisfied everywhere. No place outside makes you uncomfortable. The uncomfortable place is inside you.
When the mind is filled with negative things - very often appearing on social networks, without creating a filter for themselves, the brain will only direct you to dark patches of color, then emitted by words and actions. They rummage, search for everything, in fact not to contribute ideas or build, but rather to express their own internal discomfort. The habit of criticism becomes a distorted self-defense mechanism, giving them a false sense of superiority when standing above the mistakes of others.
Therefore, while athletes, players, teams or those around them learn lessons to move towards the next steps, only they remain with harmful emotions gnawing at their minds.
The discomfort of a grain of sand cannot stir up the ocean. You criticize the whole world, then in the end you are the one who is uncomfortable, not the world.
