8 Signs You Have Self Respect

Want to know if you appear as someone with healthy levels of self-respect? Or perhaps you’d like to learn to develop traits that a self-respecting person would have. If you're wondering if you are someone people can respect, then watch this video. It will show you some traits and habits of highly respectable people.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes and is based on personal opinions. This video is not a substitute for professional advice, but general guidance. We advise you to always listen to your intuition and always do what is right for you.

Writer: Cindy Nguyen
Script Editor: Caitlin McColl
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

REFERNECES

[Psychgo]

Be sure to support some of her own work on her channel! :)

[theaverageash]

When you respect yourself you realize you may attract less people, but you’ll always attract the right people

[Flowepower]

" i have to treat myself as a friend ".. that's something I had never thought of.. I've always been my greatest criticizer..

[GiadTheShyCat]

🌱 Timestamps 🌺
1:17 | « I'm my own best friend »
1:49 | « I know my priorities »
2:29 | « I respect others »
2:53 | « I know when I'm in the wrong and can show humility by apologizing »
3:12 | « I maintain healthy boundaries »
3:47 | « I stand by my values, regardless of a witness »
4:20 | « I know I have reasons to love myself »
4:50 | « I surround myself with people I know respect me too »

Self-respect can help you become more respected by others. Remember to take care of yourself. I hope you're having a nice day btw 🤗

[NathalieLazo]

“When nobody else celebrates you, learn to celebrate yourself. When nobody else compliments you, then compliment yourself. It’s not up to other people to keep you encouraged. It’s up to you. Encouragement should come from the inside.” – Jay Shetty ✨

[khalilahd.]

I’ve had a friend like Susie and it took me 9 years to stand up for myself and let her go. She pretended like everything was my fault and that I was a bad person but as soon as she was out of my life I felt a weight lift off my shoulders. Do what your gut tells you. It’s seldom wrong 🙏🏽

[assassinatedwalrus]

Here's a tip that always works for me: saying "Thank you" to yourself. For example you just cleaned your room and sit down to rest. Take a moment to thank yourself for a clean room!

[Mini-nl]

In my opinion self respect is not accepting less than you deserve, walking away when necessary, cutting users out of your life, doing what is best for you, saying no.

[TooLooze]

It was not until my mid-sixties that I demonstrated self-respect in personal relationships. In the decade since, I have less friends, but more peace and happiness. I have never been happier. Love to all!

[copperwire]

This is the issue i am experiencing right now. My friend calls me everyday with loads of problems, but when i ask her things, she will just ignore me and it feels so bad... I always didnt know how to say no to her requests though im exhausted, but i have lately learnt how to set boundaries. Your video literally touched my heart to tell me that i deserve my own respect and should take care of myself :)

[andiepole]

Your character is defined by what you do when no one is looking. This is, by far, the best definition I have ever seen for this.

[latoyathomas]

I've been called friendly and bubbly, but I still have boundaries set in place!

[lukas]

Yes. Most of them. Thank you. Glad to hear those two words still exist hand in hand.

[princeothello]

Never, ever be desperate to have a friend or be in a relationship.

[ives]

"I care for myself. The more solitary, the more friendless, the more unsustained I am, the more I will respect myself." - Charlotte Brontë

[mrcwillis]

I always respect good people as much as I can, no matter what they look like or what there beliefs/opinions are.

[ghelatissimo]

Self love, care and respect is a must.

[girtle]

This actually came at the perfect time.. I went on a mission trip with my church and three other churches, and we went to help rebuild houses for people who needed it. We did many other things too, and it made me realize how I needed and now WANTED to work on myself and my self-confidence and self-respect. I teared up at Sign #7 because before now, I've never been able to find reasons to love myself. I always downgraded my abilities and had so little self-esteem and so much self-doubt, but I feel like I've already grown so much in the past week and I plan on continuing to do so. Self-respect rocks, guys. Believe in yourself! One side effect I've found of my own self-respect is that it's so much easier to be genuine to others. I was never really fake, but it's a much happier genuine now and I love that. Thank you, Psych2Go!

[G_Crumb]

I love your little outro of those three little dudes dancing in harmony. It feels really peaceful and nice and I think it's really fitting.

[clarab]

Also: how good of a person are we really if we do things for others to avoid conflict? Is such behavior really "good person behavior, or is such behavior rather a "I don't want the other person to dislike me, so I agree to every favor that they ask for"? I think we who try to avoid conflict are not really acting altruistically. We are just very, very afraid that someone will leave us if we don't do everything "right". And that's why we agree to put others over ourselves constantly.