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What is self-worth worth if it's not attached to anything though?

• autogn0me 8y ago
  I would imagine he is referring to attaching your self-worth to external objects. External objects can change and if you lose such an anchor that you have made a pillar of identity - one can become destabilized. Some personalities/mind can't "pull up" (out of it) and frequently suffer the Porkins fate (death, suicide, depression, etc).
• Simon_says 8y ago
  It’s called self-esteem and when over abundant it’s awful.