Proof Of Self Through Them (PT. I)
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⚠️ Reminder: This is self-exploration content, not therapy.
The following is a good question to consider when you find yourself addicted to another person’s perception of you. What does their existence prove to you that you don’t quite yet prove to yourself? |
Mental detox time. How much of your self-awareness is honestly reviewing the perception of a just a few people?
>> Take a slow pace with this question.
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>> Share your responses in the community space if one feels led. |
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