3. Negative comments from others can impact your self-love
- You can't practice self-love in a bubble. Sooner or later, you're going to run into someone who's going to make a rude or critical comment toward you. Instead of letting that send you down a negative spiral, try not to take the comment personally.
- Show kindness for the person's feelings or concerns, rather than reacting to their tone.
- Remind yourself that different people have different things going on in their lives. When someone makes a negative comment toward you, try not to take it personally.
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“If you have the ability to love, love yourself first.”—Charles Bukowski.
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