What type of bad critique can you handle the least?

I voted for the "Oh well. You tried your best kid." and then I read the words "The least"
:silence: :sweatdrop: :bangbang:

 

there's a readon why they call it CNC, its Critisism and Critique. If someone tells you somethings bad, the least they can do is tell you how you went wrong or what you can do to improve.
I voted 'This could've been better if you actually DID something' thats fcuking annoying.

 

The kind that is rude and degrading.

I love critique, makes me better at what I do, as long as there is a reason behind the judging I welcome critique. When there are explanations behind it that aren't like "Wow you suck" or "That was utter crap. Period." I get pissed off because if you want to critique someone, do it right.

 

I really have given up trying to please others through show.

One example is my entertainment habits. I play a gameboy colour on the bus, and I need to upgrade to something or I'm gay. I get a PSP, and for some unspecified reason I'm still gay. I play pokemon, I'm gay. I watch Elfen Lied, it's classified as an asian porno, I'm gay.

So as all those responses are likely to be made offside in schools, I really couldn't care about any of them.

 

i'm completely fine with constructional criticism as opposed to insults/flaming. and yes there is a very fine line between the 2.

 

I hate it when people say that they can do something faster than me. Especially when it comes to my art. I take a long time to do my art because I want it to be the best it can be. When someone comes up to me and tells me that they can do in a day what I did in a week, I just want to punch their head off. But I'm nice so I don't. XD

 

Option 2. Why exactly? I'm actually quite fond with many types of criticism; they are usually quite beneficial to what I would be making an attempt at. However, Option 2 simply sets the notion of not only ignorance and insult before the true criticism (which is usually found in most negative criticism, and what I do not mind at all), but the sense of self-pride to the critic that makes it differ from the other examples in the poll.