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Change The Way You Think About Self Love - Muniba Mazari #shorts

18 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational talk, the speaker draws a clear line between "falling in love with yourself" and genuine self‑love. Falling in love with yourself is described as a blind, obsessive affection that blinds a person to their own flaws, toxicity, and problems, preventing personal growth. In contrast, true self‑love involves honest self‑acceptance, recognizing one’s imperfections, and a continual desire to improve and become a better person. The speaker urges listeners to love themselves without the blindness of infatuation, emphasizing that this healthier form of self‑love begins the moment one accepts oneself as they are while committing to personal development.

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When you fall in love with yourself, you are unable to see the flaws, the problems, the toxicity because you're so deeply, madly, blindly in love that you just cannot see the problems, right? But when you love yourself, you want to improve, you want to become a better person every day, right? You don't love yourself blindly. You will question your problems. You will try to improve. So love yourself, but don't fall in love with yourself. And that starts the minute you accept yourself the way you are.