Summary
This quote suggests that both self-hatred and self-love are forms of being self-centered. Self-hatred involves focusing excessively on one's flaws and shortcomings, while self-love entails an excessive preoccupation with one's own worth and desires. In both cases, the individual becomes obsessed with themselves, whether in a negative or positive light. The quote suggests that true understanding and growth come from shifting the focus away from oneself and developing a more balanced perspective that embraces both strengths and weaknesses without being excessively self-centered.
By Mason Cooley
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