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The creator used a variety of font sizes to explain the message. It says people who do not require validation are feared and the font is in a larger size, this is because the large font symbolizes the power of someone who isn't obsessed with validation.

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The image told me how people who are confident in their work are seen on a higher level than those who are always looking for approval. It helps me understand that people who are confident with their work or activity are going to be seen as weak while people who are confident are seen as strong.

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The picture says how the people who are not seeking validation and seen as the most feared ones. This is because people who do not worry about little things like validation are more focused on important task and are given the image of being powerful.

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The creator used an array of examples to explain that we as a whole shouldn't worry about being approved.

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The video gave off really good points on why we shouldn't worry about being validated since stressing over pointless things would just add to the emotional strain. It allowed me to understand that validation shouldn't be about making someone else happy, but it should also make me happy.

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The YouTube video gives off tips on how to stop seeking approval. It gives off examples saying that if you just look for the flaws in your life and only want to be seen as approved, then it will bring down your emotional stance.

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The author, Oliver J R Cooper, gives a comparison between two types of people and how they search for validation.

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The author organizes the article by putting multiple categories explaining the reason for the two type of ways people search for validation. This gives the reader a more clean and clear way to understand what the author is trying to convey.

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The online article gave me an idea on how different people see validation. There is a type of person that searches for validation for emotional support, and there are people who only need to prove something.

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The author uses visual techniques to get the message across. The novel includes pictures depicting the difference of a confident person to someone who has no confidence in what they do.

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The source gave me a new perspective on the idea of validation. It opened my eyes on the fact that the world has developed from being confident to not having pride in what they do unless someone gives them approval.

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The novel relates to my topic since the book explains how desperate people are to get approval in order to feel like they have accomplished something.

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In the novel "The Need to Please" it describes how people are always working harder than they should be in order to feel like they've done something in their lives. The book explains how people never are motivated or proud about they're work until someone else gives them a sign of approval.