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I kind of liked it because I hate when people generalize me to just be annoying. There is more to me.

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To me, it felt as though I was getting rid of the stereotypes and making people see who I actually am, aside from any features or physical differences.

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Ripping up the paper didn't feel like much. It didn't change anything, I was just ripping up words. People still view me the way they already do.

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It didn't feel different at all, ripping the piece of paper in half that has things that people judge you by.

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It didn't feel good because I know that no matter if I ripped it up or not people will always judge you no matter what you look like or what you do to make people like you. I will always think of these things and be self conscious even if I ripped that paper in half or fixed them.

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It felt good ripping up someones perception of me I felt powerful in a way knowing that I can't let what people think of me get over me.

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It felt good because people judge by what they see and what is on the outside means nothing.

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It felt good because people judge by what they see and what is on the outside means nothing.

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to "rip" someone's perception of me, it was like a weight was lifted off my shoulders. It would be better if people could judge others based on personality, rather than on religion, looks, etc.

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In my opinion, it felt good to rip up the symbol that other people think represents me. Based on my physical appearance and actions, people just decide to judge me. I want people to judge me based on getting to know me due to my actions not my appearance.  It's hard to live up to people's expectations as well.

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It made me feel good when i ripped up the picture, I want to be known by my personality not by my height or appearance. If I seem intimidating because of my height, I really hope that people can overcome that odd judgement.

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Felt pretty good, as if I was ripping up their thoughts about me.

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It didn't feel very good, if I'm being honest. I suppose in a way we depend on this image that others see, sort of so that we have a guide to how to socially interact with others and so that we know what to discuss with them. After all, if someone perceives you as a shyer, bookworm type person, you probably won't try to flaunt a more open, extrovert side of yourself because you know it'll sort of freak the person out. So I guess I didn't feel all to good about ripping the drawing up.

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To rip in half another person's perception of me symbolized not caring about what other's think of you, and it felt relieving.

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It felt good to "rip in half" someone else's perception of me. It is unfair to judge someone without getting to know them first.

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The ripping up of someone's perception of me felt empowering and I was happy to see it separated.

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It felt good to ripe up the paper. If people only see that about me, they are not really getting to know who I am on the inside.

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It felt good to rip up the paper because I don't want people to judge just by the looks of me, I wan't them to get to know me.

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It felt good to rip up the picture because I was ripping up how other people saw me and how they thought I looked.

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To rip the paper in half, it felt relieving

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Riveting lol not really, but I'd love if ripping a paper could make me feel better.

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Ripping this up makes me feel happy. It is hard to live up to the expectation someone gives you/what people see in you.