In today's discourse, let's explore how cognitive distortions can impede the path to self-love, culminating in a holistic self-perception. We will elucidate the crucial link between self-love and mental well-being, emphasizing the significance of steering clear of cognitive distortions in this journey. As we navigate the labyrinth of our minds, we must be mindful of cognitive distortions; these deceptive mental patterns have a knack for skewing our thoughts and emotions. Once

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