I think in the case you need to flee and you can, sitting with the emotion is going to lead to apathy and depression. In the case where you can't flee, acknowledging and sitting with the emotion will give you the opportunity to deal with future problems in a more equanimous way.
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I mean that there's no real way to answer that question, because their constraints and knowledge environment aren't yours. I've never felt uncomfortable in a room because of what I like or am, and as a result I've somehow made owning a fuckton of moths cool. Take it as you like
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nah brah, I lived in boring apartments for most of it — my last place was 380 sq ft! I came across a *chapel* advertised on craigslist as an "extra-large studio apartment" does that make me better than you? lol nope
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My general impression is that most people perpetually limit themselves in their attempts to raise other people up. But you never needed to think less of your yet-unvalidated quirks to love someone else's
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