How angry do you get when people underestimate you?!
Question: Don't you just want to SCREAM in their face that you can do it, and prove to them that you can?
Answers: Don't you just want to SCREAM in their face that you can do it, and prove to them that you can?
Excellent question!
No, I do not get angry when people
underestimate me because I consider
that to be a secret weapon.
Better to be underestimated than to be overestimated.
When people overestimate you they fear you; hence, they keep
up their guards around you at all times..waiting to seige
the opportunity to catch you napping.
But when people underestimate you they relax. They think that you're not a worthy opponent and is; therefore, no threat.
It's not prudent to always let everyone know everything that you know. You have to keep some surprises..for these surprises just may very well save your life some day.
I'm my own person; and I have nothing to prove to anyone other than myself. Take your getting angry, for instance.
People have learned that by simply underestimating you,
they can push your buttons and get you highly upset.
People love power and their power to manipulate you comes
directly from you. Stop handing them that power.
Peace xxx Joy
yes very angry
socially angry
i persoanlly like it. it gives you an edge.
if it would be on a scale(1-10) it would be about an 8.3
Not angry, but annoyed.
yup
I kinda prefer it that way. Because when something bad goes down, noone will suspect dumb old me. Muhahahaha!!!
PEOPLE SUCK!!!
i get mad and prove them wrong
very angry
I bottle it up and let myself pop in there faces
I get extremely angry, to the point where I turn green.
I wish I can hit them upside the head with an aluminum baseball bat.
Actually I prefer for people to underestimate me and count me out so that I can fly under the radar and take the world by storm without much focus being on me. And in the process I can make a fool out of all the doubters and unbelievers.
A little but then you just have to prove them wrong.
Just the opposite. I prefer being underestimated. It gives me an edge.
You bet I do, I work a 'Mans' job where I am the only girl, I mean the only girl and somedays I think they think I can't do something. But I show them (some things I do a hell of a lot better)
I've learned that a big difference between keeping my cool or becoming angry about it is in how the person underestimates me. It's never nice to do that and the older I get the less I care what someone thinks of me.
i just wanna yell at them and ***** slap them across the face really hard...and a lot of people do underestimate me, because i look bigger than most girls but all it is, is i have broader shoulders and a bigger chest so they think that because of that i am weak, slow and fat...and i'm the total opposite.
yep!
~peace~
RoChEr
VERY.
if there's one person i know VERY well in my life, it's me. and i hate it when people who think they know me tell me i can't do something i know i can.
and then i do everything in my power to prove to them wrong. =D
Deep down I get pretty angry I will admit, but it makes me want to push myself even further and challenges me.
So in the end, its actually a good thing in my opinion that people underestimate me because it would make me even better than I was before. Good question =)
I'd rather people underestimate me than realize my full potential. I have nothing to prove but if push comes to shove it gives me the advantage. Besides, the look on their face is priceless.
I laugh to myself because eventually and inevitably, their prejudices will show them for who they are. Just be you and be true to yourself. Believe you can do whatever 'you' want for 'you', not to prove to 'someone else' your ability.
Nope. I took a new job a year and a half ago in a completely new field to me. I had a LOT of learning to do. I never once got cocky about what I could do. I welcomed any and all coaching/teaching and sought out as much of it as possible.
It earned me a big fat nice percentage raise this year. I will NEVER under-sell myself, but I won't be a cocky *** either. You just need to know when to say "that wasn't me," or "that WAS me," and when to strut and not strut your stuff.
I'm very fortunate in that I have a wonderful boss. Our company is less than perfect, but she is intelligent, pleasant and fair.
I get really, angry especially since I'm quiet, no body really knows how smart I'm, I have an IQ of 129, I'm trilingual, I have more than five fully developed especial, rare talents and nobody knows that, plus I look normal, I don't look like a nerd or a genius. So when somebody judges me they judge me because of how I look.