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Two connotations of pride Written by Kevin S. (10/19/2011 8:36 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Proper pride vs. self-respect, penned by Erica M.

Thanks for the feedback.

Part of what I was trying to convey (not sure it came across) is that the word "pride" can have two connotations. There's a proper pride that's roughly the same as self-respect. Then there's pride in the sense of caring too much what others think of you.

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