How Much Do You Love Yourself?

You are madly, deeply in love with yourself. In fact, you like yourself so much that you sometimes feel sorry for other people because, well, they just aren't as great as you are. You might have a bit of a hard time putting yourself in other people's shoes, because yours are just so comfortable. Oh, well! Hooray for self-love!

You respect and love yourself in a healthy way, and you relish life and your role in it. You understand that liking yourself is paramount to developing good relationships with other people, and you probably have a lot of great friends that love and support you. You understand that nobody is perfect, but you are grateful for what you have and make the most out of it.

You go back and forth between liking and hating yourself, depending on the day. Everyone feels down sometimes, but you should try not to let negative thinking take over your life. In times of self-doubt, try focusing on what you have going for you and feeling grateful in order to feel more self-love and respect more often.

You are your own biggest hater. You struggle with feeling love and self-respect for the most important person in your life--you. The truth of the matter is that everyone is capable of self-love, and your ego is simply saturated with negative thoughts and miserable feelings that keep you from feeling good about yourself. It's high time you start cleansing your mind of negativity and clearing out the cobwebs that line your soul, to achieve a better life with yourself.

You don't have much of an opinion about yourself one way or the other. The way you see it, you were dealt a hand in life you can't control or change, so you just go with the flow rather than obsess over something that can't be altered in any meaningful way. You aren't nihilistic but you aren't a ray of sunshine either, you're just a pretty straightforward, no-nonsense person.

It's been a long road but you are finally starting to feel positively about yourself and where you are heading. Some days are harder than others to feel positive but in the bigger picture you are confident that you would not want to be anyone else, and that's a good thing.