Personal Image Quotes

“I believe in first impression but most importantly I believe in God’s impression”
― Bernard Kelvin Clive

“Self-image is the product of our very own spin machine. Revolutions of long-term memories and the gyrations of short-term thoughts fabricate the epicycle of our present self-image. Once a synchronized self-image is developed, the human mind exhibits a tenacious tendency to maintain that centralized self-image through selective recall of prior events and by displaying a corresponding perception bias in interpreting present day experiences. In short, once we come to a firm belief of what we are, we exercise various mental and emotional prejudices to confirm and sustain our self-image.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Staying in a relationship with someone who doesn't love him/herself, is a direct reflection of how much you love and value yourself.”
― Dr. Jacinta Mpalyenkana, Ph.D, MBA

“Selfhood allows a person to hold a sense of a personal narrative comprising of a sequential autobiography of his or her life experiences. Selfhood embraces a social identity, a moral identity, emotional identity, behavioral identity, and an ethical identity. Selfhood comprises other feelings related to self-esteem. Selfhood entails numerous personal assessments and its spackled span includes evaluation of a person’s abilities in relation to other people. Selfhood includes comparing and rating a person’s level of intelligence, personality quirks, and physical powers with respect to other people. It also encompasses a personal image of a person’s body type, and a lengthily list of other observable facts including assessing a person’s comparative physical, mental, and psychological strengths and deficits.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“If you spend your days broadcasting your not-so-pleasant traits to others, you can also cause them to downgrade your image and form bad impression of you.”
― Thomas Lu, The Personal Sustainability Handbook: 60+ Practices to Sustainabilize Your Health, Finances, Relationships and Beyond