Aaron Doughty argues that real freedom means accepting that people might dislike you. When you stop chasing approval and fitting into others' expectations, you break free from that box. Authenticity and confidence naturally attract people to you.
You are more free if people cannot like you or not accept you, and you are okay with that. That is when you are actually free. You are no longer in some box trying to be the way people want you to be or what you think you need to be in order to be accepted. That's really true freedom. So you could even go as far to say that freedom is the ability to be disliked. It's to be okay with it and to know that ultimately you like you because you're being real and authentic. That's more important. And what happens is normally as a reflection of your own self-acceptance, other people will be attracted to that.
If you can see this, you're about to become so magnetic you are unrecognizable
