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There's absolutely nothing wrong with self-love itself. The problem lies in how this concept fits into the context. Namely: we're experiencing an epidemic of loneliness—1 in 4 people feel lonely. In Japan and England, there are Ministries of Loneliness. Every year, people engage in sex less and less. Every 8th person in Moscow is treated for depression. Add to that the epidemic of anhedonia. And remember how we were all urged to socially distance ourselves? Well, there was no reverse campaign. As societies, we're still keeping our distance. People are lonely, unhappy, and feeling nothing, and they suppress it with the concept of self-love. Self-love and Loneliness Importance of Human Connection Beyond Self-Love: Embracing Togetherness Relationships and Happiness Social Isolation and Mental Health
