02-08-2013, 01:53 PM
It's as simple as this: Keep in mind that people offer you their criticism in order to help you improve. That alone should tell you that there is no hostile intention behind it - if they didn't like you, they wouldn't try to help you. All the sugar-coating namby-pamby cotton filling is not worth the trouble - it just takes effort and time to write; you should be happy enough if someone makes the effort of typing down some comments and criticism that may actually have some value.
If I need an ego-boost, I just drop a five-minute doodle onto deviantART and receive three favs in two minutes with only two views.
See, at some point you stop caring about getting responses of the "A really lovely sprite, but it has so many flaws, which hide its beautiful interior. Let me help you to point them out, so your child will walk on a magnificent path." palette because you know it's just filler text.
If I need an ego-boost, I just drop a five-minute doodle onto deviantART and receive three favs in two minutes with only two views.
See, at some point you stop caring about getting responses of the "A really lovely sprite, but it has so many flaws, which hide its beautiful interior. Let me help you to point them out, so your child will walk on a magnificent path." palette because you know it's just filler text.