Where does your self-worth come from?

[buttercup]

Intrinsically, not much.

As it is valued by others, potentially , quite a bit.

I disagree, but I understand your point of view.

ETA: Well now we know who voted for the last option "humans have no inherent value", haha. Or so it appears anyway.

 

[Libby von H]

I REALLY hope, for Hashem's sake, that isn't true.

I would never subject anyone, particularly my favorite deity, with being in my image.

But that DOES NOT FOLLOW . YOU ABUSE WORDS TERRIBLY and OFTEN

 

[Libby von H]

That's a good one. And very true. In my earlier years, like a lot of people I used to do a lot of stupid and bad things...and over time that does have an negative effect on one's self-esteem. But like you said, when you do the right thing, even when it's hard to do... it will build one's sense of self-worth. Thanks for your thoughts.

 

[Libby von H]

 

[luiza]

Where does your self-worth come from?​

This morning from reading posts from De CrepitUS and Randycorny .
Other brands doubtless available later .

Plus Mr Salt for his nonsense about British Columbia

 

[buttercup]

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I love that quote. I might've already said this earlier on this thread, but knowing who we are in God's eyes is key to having a healthy self-esteem (not thinking too highly of ourselves but at the same time understanding we are intrinsically and immensely valuable.)