Kriti Sanon on always seeing the good in people: ‘Sometimes it turns out to be a bad thing for me’
Kriti Sanon, in an interview with Beyond Infinity Talent Academy, shared her habit of always seeing the good in people. She explained that this is a core aspect of her nature, something she finds difficult to alter. Despite encountering people at their worst, she strives to find a positive aspect. While this outlook has its benefits, fostering strong relationships and compassion, it can also have downsides.
Psychologist Arpita Kohli warns that this can lead to overlooking negative behaviors and constantly excusing people's actions, which can impact one's mental health over time. Kohli emphasizes the importance of balancing empathy with emotional awareness, acknowledging a person's positive qualities while also holding them accountable for their actions.
She stresses that seeing the good in someone does not mean accepting all their behaviors. Healthy relationships require mutual respect, consistency, and emotional safety, not just good intentions. Kohli advises that one can continue to see the good in others while also being mindful of their behavior, practicing self-compassion in the process.
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