How would a person make allowance for other for doudting him?
from poem "if"​

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Explanation:

I love that poem! "If—" is a timeless poem by Rudyard Kipling which is full of instruction in how to evolve into true adulthood or the best version of one's self.

The context of this section of advice reads as follows:

"If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

But make allowance for their doubting too;"

Here, the speaker is saying that you should consider criticism, for to completely dismiss it is vanity in itself. It is important to first have confidence in yourself. It is also important to have confidence in yourself when it seems that no one else does ("all men doubt you"—italics added). But there is a point when you need to consider the claims of doubt. Is there any validity in those doubts? This forces some self-reflection and self-evaluation, and that is important in constantly evolving into the best version of one's self.

Upon introspection, it may be clear that the criticism has no validity, and you should then be confident in proceeding with your own plans or judgments. But there are times in life when there is at least some truth in critics' claims, so it's important to make allowances for those moments as well.

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