Confidence and arrogance are two attitudes that can differ in terms of intensity and will also have an impact on relationships with other people.
These two words also have different perceptions for each person, for example, such as self-confidence. Confidence is a positive attitude that involves belief in one's own abilities and worth. Confident people feel confident about their abilities and have a strong belief in achieving goals.
They have a positive view of themselves without looking down on and belittling others, they enjoy their life's journey and believe in themselves that they can. On the other hand, arrogance is a negative attitude that involves feelings of superiority and belittling others.
Arrogant people tend to think of themselves as better, smarter, or more worthy than other people. They may belittle the opinions, abilities, or contributions of others. This arrogant attitude often makes other people feel unappreciated or feel under pressure.
This arrogant nature is very dangerous for us to live socially, because it tends to make other people feel hate and also hurt by our arrogant attitude, especially if we demean other people and don't want to listen to other people's opinions, therefore people like this will it is difficult to find a company that accepts people with this character.
The main difference between confident and arrogant lies in the attitude towards others. Healthy self-confidence does not belittle or put others down, while arrogance involves negative judgment and superiority over others. Arrogance can make others feel unappreciated, whereas healthy self-esteem can build better, mutually beneficial relationships. For more details, I will give a little description of the incident that I experienced on campus about arrogant people, here's the story:
An example of being arrogant during an academic exam took place was a friend of mine who had the highest predicate score, and he began to belittle his other friends to make himself more powerful, but this incident happened not only once or twice, but he has done it often, usually people like this have mental problems, and the purpose of my peers doing this is to seek attention, but in the wrong way.
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