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take personally

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take something personally
to interpret a remark as if it were mean or critical about oneself. Don't take it personally, but you really need a haircut. I want to tell you something, but please don't take it personally.
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It (criticism) is not something that you ever take personally because anyone giving their opinion generally it's an honest one so it's not something you ever take to heart.
And if they are motivated by selfishness, then there is no reason why we should take personally things they do and say as their actions had nothing to do with us.
 
 
 
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