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Love and Respect
by Shervin Hojat, Ph.D.
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If I have issues with other people respecting me and my boundaries, then perhaps I need to re-evaluate my own self-respect.

Do love and respect go together?

Can you love yourself and have no respect for self?

Can you love the environment and not to respect it by damaging it?

Can you love someone and not show respect by not being present with them?

What are different aspects of respect?

Listening
Being present
Empathy
Honesty
Help
Kindness
Being considerate
Freedom to choose

If I have issues with other people respecting me and my boundaries, then perhaps I need to re-evaluate my own self-respect.

Do I listen to myself?

I am present with myself?

Do I have empathy for myself?

Do I treat myself kindly?

Am I honest with myself on how I feel?

Do I give myself freedom to choose?

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on August 4, 2020

Once again, very good points about this very important part of who we are. If we don't respect, love, ourselves, we cannot be expected to know how to love others and treat them with respect. Throughout my life I've encountered people with low self-esteem. They always seem to want to blame something or someone else for their troubles, rather than themselves.

Apply this test to our voter (this has been challenged) selected commander-in-chief. And what I see is low self-esteem. Blaming others avoid taking responsibility for actions taken. Continuing the process by choosing mentors that are "loyal," rather than truthful.

Ron

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