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“Self-compassion” is treating yourself like you would treat a friend—so yes, it’s difficult.

✗ FAKE
Self-compassion is a concept developed by psychologist Kristin Neff, involving self-kindness, common humanity, and mindfulness. It can be difficult for many people, but the claim is a loose paraphrase.

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