Self-esteem laws

One of the laws of self-esteem

• One of the laws of self-esteem is not to cry in a place where your worth is not known.
• Clap for those who taught you cruelty, then slap them hard to let them know you learned.
• He who wants you will walk with you, and he who does not want you, wish him well, then make him walk away from you.
• Whoever dispenses with you, you are richer than him.
• Hold on to the one who smiles when you see you, tears when you cry, and stands with you in your ordeal, and abandon everyone who is the opposite of that.
• Who doesn't care about you should be your last concern.
• Love comes after dignity and dignity comes before kinship.
• Your personal interest is not at the expense of your dignity.
• Stay alone if necessary rather than impose yourself on others.
• Know within yourself that you are worthy of love from yourself and from others.
• Do not blame those who stopped talking to you.
• Self-esteem ends with a thousand lovers and a thousand friends.
• Leave with your head held high, rather than stay and become humiliated.
• If you do not respect and appreciate yourself, do not expect others to do so.
• There is no room for forgiveness and forgiveness with the hard-hearted who willfully break you.
• Firmness with malice, friendliness and softness with good people.
• Maintain your dignity even if the price is to be alone forever.
• Do not ask for money from anyone unless absolutely necessary.
• Do not be sympathetic towards those who are cruel to you, and do not sympathize with those who sold you, dispensed with you, or intentionally made you go astray.
• Whoever wants to leave your life, take him to the door yourself.
• Don't ask for something twice, and don't stand on a door that has been closed in your face.
• Caring is neither compulsory nor an obligation on anyone, so do not force anyone to take care of you or search for you.
• Do not deal with or yearn for those who broke you by force, betrayed you, or preferred to stay away from you.
• Never forgive the arrogant oppressor, but make them feel bad for their injustice.
• Stay away from everything or anyone who belittles you and your value.

One of the laws of self-esteem is not to honor those who insulted you

A correct phrase, one of the laws of self-esteem is not to honor those who insulted you, from the laws of self-esteem among the shrewd, including Amr bin Al-Aas and Muawiya bin Sufyan, the shrewd are those who are distinguished by resourcefulness and cunning:

Do not honor those who insulted you, do not sympathize with those who are cruel to you, do not sympathize with those who sold you, do not seek refuge in those who deliberately lost their way, and do not yearn for those who have dispensed with you.

In the law of self-esteem, I remain alone

Yes, one of the laws of self-esteem, stay alone if necessary, do not enter the life of those who do not need you, do not impose yourself on those who reject you, for whoever wants you will do the impossible to gain your closeness.

Stay alone if necessary. Do not enter the life of those who do not need you. Do not impose yourself on those who reject you. It is better to leave in pain and haughtier than to remain marginalized and humiliated. For whoever does not feel happiness in your closeness, be sure that your happiness will be in his distance.

Self-esteem is preserving dignity and self-esteem, and not getting close to anyone or something that might make you feel worthless or ignore your presence or those whose love you seek makes you feel humiliated.

Of the laws of self-esteem and pride

• Self-esteem is not a sarcastic tongue nor an arrogant nature. Self-esteem is to stay away from everyone who tries to diminish your value. (William Shakespeare)
• I am myself before I am anyone.
• One of the laws of self-esteem is that you do not increase by anyone and do not decrease by anyone.
• Do not force anyone on you and do not force yourself on anyone.
• Self-esteem does not mean arrogance, but rather the exaltation of everything that is humiliating or degrading oneself.
• Self-esteem is the characteristic of the strong who are able to defeat everything that diminishes their value.
• Do not be heavy so that he will dispense with you, and do not be light so that he will underestimate you.
• When you don't feel cared, leave and don't turn around, leave them memories of regretting your loss.
• Your self-esteem is to retire what hurts you and rise above what diminishes your worth.
• Until you become dear to yourself, even in times of need.
• Those who do not see value in your existence, leave them and look for those who make you feel important.
• Don't insult yourself, give your honor and dignity up, and take care of those who insult you.
• Do not be patient with insults and do not remain silent about injustice for the sake of personal interest.
• Do not ask for help from an arrogant person or someone who deliberately embarrasses and humiliates you.
• Be patient with the pain of separation and longing, but do not give up your self-worth and dignity.