If you’re in high school, universit, you might have to do a few speaking presentations every year for your class. You might get very nervous about it, wondering what other people will think. But it’s likely that other people aren’t judging you too harshly - they’re too busy worrying what other people will think of their presentation.

Likewise, if you go to a bar alone, you might think something bad might happen. Normally the worst thing is that you might not get into a conversation. In most parts of the world, it’s rare that you’ll get into a fight or that people will even notice you without reason. It’s much more common to have someone ask you to join their group.

If you spend a lot of time thinking what people think, it might be more energy than the amount they spend judging you.

The fact that people don’t care what you do can be seen as indifference, or it can be seen as freedom of expression. It all depends how you interpret it.

For the transcript: Nobody Cares A Beautiful Thought