Cinta Laura's Message for People Who Like to Insult, She Actually Feels Pity and Responds with Positivity!

Kapanlagi.com - Written by Vierda Safyra

Cinta Laura has been in the entertainment industry since she was a teenager. She started her career in 2006 as a Top Model. Going through two different eras of the Indonesian entertainment industry, Cinta Laura admits that she has felt the difference.

As she grows older, Cinta Laura becomes more open to social and environmental issues, especially in Indonesia. Graduating from a prestigious Psychology program at the University of Columbia, Cinta Laura has become an inspiration for young generations to be open about mental health, social issues, and the environment.

Through Thariq Halilintar's Youtube channel, Cinta Laura was a guest on the program #NGEWARTEG. In this program, they discussed mental health and how to respond to insulting messages. Curious about Cinta's answer? Let's find out below!

1. Feeling Sorry

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For 17 years of work, Cinta Laura tells about the early stages of her career being exposed by the media and criticized and condemned by unknown people. Although maybe at that time there was no social media yet, Cinta considered it very painful. However, now she understands that maybe at that time Indonesia still did not understand about mental health so that it could easily condemn someone.

According to Cinta, people who like to condemn and bring down others do so because they themselves are not happy with their lives. When someone is not happy with their life, the only way to feel better is by bringing down others.

"Feel sorry for the people who badmouth you, because they are actually the ones who are depressed and unhappy." said Cinta Laura in #NGEWARTEG.

2. Responding with Positive Things

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The easiest way to deal with negative comments is by giving them positive things. Because for them, people who like to insult others feel a lot of defeat and lack of support from their closest circle in life.

So, when they experience frustration, they don't have anyone by their side to face the situation. "Give them positive things. When someone hates you, give them love, kindness, happiness, and peace. When we send those positive things, that goodness will come back to us multiplied." said Cinta Laura.

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