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Never doubt and speculate anything about yourself just because of someone else’s opinion of you. Never make yourself feel like you have done something wrong just because someone else’s behaviour towards you has changed of late. All of us are going about our own lives every day and unless someone tells you in full honesty, everything else is nothing but a wild guess on your part. All those make-believes do nothing but to predefine what you feel from your own standpoint in fron ... t of other. The more you think about it, the more upset you get. Even worse, you may begin to hate yourself, or complain about those people who upset you in front of others, causing relationships to be strained. There is no need to look down on yourself, for anyone else would have looked at their own selves in the same light and have similar troubles that they would not disclose to others at some point in time. Moreover, you should never require the permission of others to affirm yourself. We ought