自分がするのは好きだけど見る事はないの英語

I don't like being looked at.

The sight of you is an abomination to me.

You can form no idea of what it is like, unless you see it for yourself.

I am not pleased with what you have done.

I don't want to turn a blind eye to the situation.

Anyway, you'll never know.

I cannot come to like myself.

Everything I see is new to me―strange to me―a revelation to me.

of something, the state of being visually vague

I like to do everything for myself.

We don't see things as they are, but as we are.

I don't like having my photo taken.

to look on without doing anything

not wanting to even see someone or something

I notice myself going overboard.

I don't hate myself.

I hate standing out.

I do not like to do things by halves.

a very important place that is rarely, if ever shown to people

to be prejudiced against something without trying it

Although I don't have to look very hard.

a state of believing one dislikes something without having tried it

I have committed a folly under the impression I was doing good.

I don't like your behavior.

I hated the me that didn't improve no matter how much I practiced.

I don't really like my job.

You have many qualities that you refuse to see.

Your partiality blinds you to the truth.

You can't always tell from appearances.

I wish that you won't see that.