Do you consider yourself a flow finder?
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IrisSenior
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What is a "flaw finder"? You mean do I find flaws in everyone? Really?
RadishRose
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I guess it could be anyone, but also anything.
TBH, sometimes I do but more often, I don't.
TBH, sometimes I do but more often, I don't.
IrisSenior
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Well, if it's meeting someone new, no and even if I did get to know them later I wouldn't look for flaws. Everyone has something and we are all human, right? If it is dishware then yes, I am sure I would look for flaws.
Jace
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Yup!
Do you consider yourself...
Building materials? Yes"A flaw finder"..
or not?
Be honest!
Tools? Yes
Critters? sometimes
People?
Can't
I'm seeing, hearing thru flawed eyes and ears
hollydolly
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Do you mean Judgemental?>...
Gaer
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Nah, I let things of little concern pass without mention.
However, when watching period movies, it's "Hey, (haha)
This is supposed to be the year 1550.
That wasn't even invented until 1900!"
People? We probably all have flaws! Don't care!
However, when watching period movies, it's "Hey, (haha)
This is supposed to be the year 1550.
That wasn't even invented until 1900!"
People? We probably all have flaws! Don't care!
palides2021
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I'm a flaw finder in my writing and work. That's how I improve each time. 
oldaunt
professional hermit
I don't go looking for them, but sometimes I see them. If it isn't important in some way, I don't have time to bother.
Em in Ohio
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Lately, since I've been watching so much on the tube, I find myself finding all the plot flaws and editing oopsies.
Aunt Bea
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Alligatorob
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Ok, honestly I don't like to think that I am. However in reality I am human and so do from time to time. Hope its not too often, and when I do I am pretty good about keeping it to myself. Unless it somehow endangers someone...
katlupe
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Not so much with other people and if I do see a flaw in them I would never mention it to them or anyone else. The flaws I see mostly have to do with myself. I am always working on myself. Nobody is perfect and who would want to be? Flaws give you character.
Lewkat
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- New Jersey, USA
As my son so well puts it, "Mom, if you cruised on the QE2 in the owner's suite, you'd find something wrong with it." I guess that answers this question.
fuzzybuddy
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A 'fault finder" as in nit picker, NO, I'm not. But, if something is obviously wrong and in need to be fixed to work right, YES.
Nit picker is my ex's job.
Nit picker is my ex's job.
Geezer Garage
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In my opinion this is how things improve. Of course then I have to look in the mirror.
Paco Dennis
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I don't see anything as a "flaw". It is what it is. Nothing added or subtracted, and always changing.