We all have experienced situations where we feel our inner light being diminished by someone else’s words or actions. To make this statement more understandable I would put forward certain questions. Have you ever been in a situation where someone has made you feel small, insignificant, or unworthy? Maybe it was a friend who constantly put you down, a family member who criticized your every move, or a colleague who never recognized your hard work.

If so, you know how it feels to have your light dimmed by someone else’s negativity. It’s like someone has taken a dimmer switch and slowly turned down the brightness until you’re barely glowing at all.

The truth is, the people we surround ourselves with have a huge impact on our sense of self-worth and confidence. If you’re constantly around people who bring you down or make you feel like you’re not good enough, it’s easy to start believing those negative thoughts about yourself.

I’ve experienced this firsthand with a friend who always seemed to have something negative to say about me. They would make snide comments about my appearance, criticize my career choices, and generally make me feel like I wasn’t measuring up. It got to the point where I started avoiding them.

But eventually, I realized that I deserved better. I deserved to be with someone who appreciated my light, who encouraged me to shine brighter, and who celebrated my successes. So, I thought to end the relationship and take control of my own happiness.

But over time, I realized that avoiding the problem wasn’t going to fix anything. I had to confront my friend and let them know how their behavior was affecting me. sometimes it’s necessary to distance yourself from people who are dimming your light. It can be scary to let go of a friendship, especially if you’ve known that person for a long time. But if that friendship is holding you back or making you feel bad about yourself, it’s not worth keeping around.

Life is too short to be surrounded by negativity, criticism, and doubt. You deserve to be surrounded by people who appreciate you for who you are, who support your dreams, and who lift you up when you need it most.

So, how do you find these people? Start by being true to yourself. Know who you are, what you want, and what you stand for. When you know yourself, you attract people who align with your values and your vision.

And when you’re around those people, pay attention to how they make you feel. Do you feel uplifted, energized, and inspired? Or do you feel drained, anxious, and negative?

If it’s the latter, it’s time to make a change. It’s time to distance yourself from those who bring you down and surround yourself with those who lift you up. Because when you do, your light will shine so bright that it will light up the whole damn room.

In conclusion, don’t let anyone dim your light. You are meant to shine, to glow, and to radiate positivity and love.