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What does it mean?
A person says they love their own voice and face more than anyone else.
In plain terms
The speaker is very selfish and only cares about themselves.
What can you take from it?
Extreme self-love can feel like a defense against the world.

Where it applies

  • exploring self
  • defining character
  • psychology

Putting it to work

  • observe self-talk
  • check for isolation

Questions to consider

  • Do you enjoy your own company?
  • Where does this self-love come from?

Another view

It portrays a negative trait as a delight which is unusual.

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