Quote by Madame Swetchine

Our vanity is the constant enemy of our dignity.

Our vanity is the constant enemy of our dignity.

Summary

This quote suggests that our excessive pride, egotism, and concern for how we are perceived by others is detrimental to our true sense of self-worth and integrity. It implies that our preoccupation with external validation leads us away from our innate dignity as human beings. By prioritizing vanity, we compromise our values and succumb to the pressure of societal expectations, often sacrificing our authenticity and moral character in the process. Ultimately, this quote warns us against allowing our vanity to erode our sense of dignity and self-respect.

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By Madame Swetchine

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