សេចក្តីថ្លៃថ្នូរ

1. Dignity is a choice.

1. Dignity whispers, "I am valuable."

People with dignity don't say or do anything different.

13. Dignity doesn't mean we can't cry.

Building dignity is like building a temple.

Dignity is our strong defense.

Dignity is a mirror that reflects the true value of each of us.

It is an open-minded acceptance of differences with dignity.

The first part talks about the roots of dignity.

People with dignity know when to walk away.

2. Don't sell your dignity to buy the approval of others.

Dignity is like a value that we share.

Dignity is how we interact with the world.

7. Freedom without dignity is just chaos.

But dignity is not about hiding those feelings.

Part 2 talks about dignity in action and integrity.

The final part is the dignity in facing obstacles and difficulties.

Comparison is like a thief stealing our happiness and dignity.

Dignity is controlling anger, not letting it control us.

5. Dignity does not lie in making promises, but in fulfilling them.

To maintain dignity, we need to know what we can accept and what we cannot.

5. Dignity begins when comparing oneself to others is over.

If we want our dignity to be respected, we must also respect the dignity of others.

But true dignity lies within ourselves.

Dignity is not just for those with big jobs or high status.

And part four talks about dignity through self-control and intelligence.

Choose honesty, and your dignity will remain with you forever.

10. A person's dignity begins with taking responsibility for their own choices.

It calms our minds and allows us to live with dignity and freedom.

Part 3 talks about dignity in relationships and respect for others.

10. Maintaining personal dignity is important before trying to change the world.

Now we come to the fourth part, which is dignity through self-control and intelligence.

Opportunities may be lost, but dignity once lost is difficult to regain.

Dignity is what shows that we are human. It's like breathing.

Dignity is not something money can buy or something you can control alone.

2. Those who weigh their words before speaking are those who preserve the dignity of themselves and others.

14. Dignity is knowing how to draw boundaries to protect one's values.

5. Treat others as you would want them to treat you with dignity.

Now we come to the second part: dignity in action and integrity.

Speaking thoughtlessly can cause us to lose our own dignity and hurt others.

7. People with dignity are not afraid to speak the truth, even if they have to stand alone.

Now we come to the third part, which is dignity in relationships and respect for others.

Dignity without freedom is just a prison.

3. Don't expect respect from others if you don't know how to respect your own dignity.

7. Dignity is valuing the opinions of others, even if you disagree.

5. Don't let anger steal your dignity in the blink of an eye.

4. Respecting the dignity of others is part of maintaining our own dignity.

2. Helping to enhance the dignity of others does not diminish our own dignity.

8. Dignity is not a privilege for the rich or the powerful, but it is the breath of all humanity.

Therefore, both freedom and dignity must go hand in hand for our lives to have meaning.