Self love is a SCAM!

[Persona3]

I've never been convinced by the idea of self love prove me wrong!

 

[U. A.]

I love myself.

/thread

 

[NormallyNeurotic]

I'm not sure what you mean. Do you think that people who love themselves are lying? Do you think that the conceptvof self-love as a method in unreliable?

 

[Persona3]

Let me put the question another way. Do you love yourself unconditionally, no matter your flaws or limitations? For example, what if you had a serious disability? I often think about this, and honestly, I don't think I could.

 

[NormallyNeurotic]

Let me put the question another way. Do you love yourself unconditionally, no matter your flaws or limitations? For example, what if you had a serious disability? I often think about this, and honestly, I don't think I could.

What about you having a serious disability would change your opinion of yourself?

 

[MissAbyss]

"Unconditionally" is a pretty big word, and honestly, people tend to overuse it. But yeah, I finally started to love myself. It took me over 30 years of searching and three major crashes to get there, but still. I might hate my circumstances, but that doesn't mean I don't love me, with all the flaws and limitations included. And there's always room to improve, you know?

 

[rainatthebusstop]

There's apparently people out there who wanna fuck themselves or a clone of theirs in the literal sense of the word.

That's it that's all I got

 

[IncrediblePal]

Self love is often tied to the image that we have of ourselves and the image that we think other people have of us.
As someone else mentioned, unconditional is a strong word and there is no way to know you'd still love yourself if you mess up so bad that the whole image you had of yourself changes.

But even so I do love myself and I think I'll keep loving myself even if I do make some mistakes here and there (barring something completely unforeseen).

 

[boredandoverboard]

I would personally agree. I cannot say it for others as some do have the capacity to love themselves. I can't idealise myself the same way these people do; even my dreams won't grant me reprieve.

 

[Clearness]

Let me put the question another way. Do you love yourself unconditionally, no matter your flaws or limitations? For example, what if you had a serious disability? I often think about this, and honestly, I don't think I could.

I think we should love ourselves for our uniqueness. Even though we have our flaws, we should try appreciating ourselves.

 

[Persona3]

I think we should love ourselves for our uniqueness. Even though we have our flaws, we should try appreciating ourselves.

I kinda get the idea, but my uniqueness is my biggest enemy rn

 

[Clearness]

I kinda get the idea, but my uniqueness is my biggest enemy rn

Why's that? Are your flaws making you unique?

 

[AcuteToxicity]

Let me put the question another way. Do you love yourself unconditionally, no matter your flaws or limitations? For example, what if you had a serious disability? I often think about this, and honestly, I don't think I could.

No, I have never experienced unconditional love and I personally have theorized that it doesn't exist. All relationships and interactions in this world are transactional to some degree.

That being said, some degree of self love is important. It's what's inspiring me to kill myself.

 

[Pluto]

 

[Alexander.pat]

SI as evidence