Matched well
A familiar and always unwanted feeling.
It did not
Weird
Not sure about the visual thing but my critic is definitely a feeling. It’s a nervousness that kicks in when I’m about to begin a sexual encounter (even with my wife of over 10 years). It makes me overthink every aspect of it. Am I hard? Will I stay hard? Am I going to cum? I’m losing wood? I’m too close? Being able to recognise this and overcome it is something I’d very much like to be able to do
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A strange and unfamiliar feeling
Means I know what I’m dealing with
I am not sure about the visual representation but my inner critic can be me or someone around me. I am always scared of making an error or doing something bad. I will think that my partner is judging my appearance or that he doesn’t like what he’s seeing despite being reassured by him. Same thing applies to work. I will feel like I am being judged by my superior or colleague despite having very good relation with them.
It looked like I would except, an ominous figure that haunts my everyday
It made me feel reluctance to move forward in confidence.
I’m not sure that I really connected with it. I get what it represents but I have a hard time applying an image to my feelings.
its too harsh
It’s a good representation of how I feel when I can’t achieve just one task throughout the day.
The representation of a dark hooded figure is right. It’s something that I feel the presence of but feels just out of reach.
The grayscale, ghostly sort of image is right. It’s like this faceless negative energy that sabotages my brain.
Cripples me and beats me down. But it is not quite what I pictured.
It looks like an intimidating representation of my thoughts
It felt a bit crippling and felt overwhelmed seeing him for the first time
My inner critic looked kinda sick. He had a hooded duster on and looked like he would be in an action movie. This sucks because he looks cool, and not evil or bad.
He looks like a major downer who can’t see the good