Self Love is NOT being Selfish

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Why do we need Self Love? Loving yourself will allow you to love others and have a positive outlook. Too much trauma and negativity will ruin a person and their outlook on everything, as it did for me. Learning how to love myself turned around my way of thinking and made the better person that I am today.

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