Exploring the idea of "loving yourself"

[Maxx (Max)]

@Ichthus77

I am a human being, so nothing human is strange to me - #2 by Maxx

That is another topic, entirely, BTW.

[Ichthus77 (Ichthus77 (formerly She™))]

…thank you for personsplaining that to me.

[Maxx (Max)]

The reaction of the “Humanize” fella to your first post here remains hilarious after one long year:

@HumAnIze

I have you blocked, but I feel dumb for actually viewing your post here. Thanks at least for confirming why I have you blocked. I don’t plan on viewing your posts anymore but thanks for, er I guess from your point of view, contributing… something. lol.

It’s obvious you didn’t learn anything new in that span of time.

This topic is about self-loving and narcisism- when is love for oneself harmful to the individual himself? At least that’s what I understood from the OP. So I tried to address it. I don’t know where you took this relation with our relationship to others- but I guess it all revolves around the same thing to you, right? Self=other, other=self, self=other, other=self, ad infinitum.

This way, it becomes really tiring trying to discuss anything with you.

[Ichthus77 (Ichthus77 (formerly She™))]

Resistance to contact with the content of my posts… because why? Are y’chicken?

Try again:

Exploring the idea of "loving yourself"

The giver of value (why/answer) is the source of value. The willful receiver of value is equally capable of being the source (substance) of value who gives it. You owe as much to them (other willful evaluators/receivers) as you owe to your competing values—right order that recognizes/honors (understands) value as sourced in the evaluator (even if disagreeing with the evaluation), so every evaluator must be treated as Value in itself. Pivot that and you will sharpen all the right edges, and smo…

and here:

Exploring the idea of "loving yourself"

We may have differing (even strange) evaluations due to individual preference, but every individual is an evaluator or source of value. In that sense, we should each be treated as an end/value. All evaluations which don’t do this are self-defeating. Also meant to reply here… there are recurring threads… I am a human being, so nothing human is strange to me - #2 by Maxx

also here:

Exploring the idea of "loving yourself"

See Sculptor’s one/first reply to the original post, which counters you: