"nothing is more intolerable than to have to admit to yourself your own errors"? can someone tell me what this quote means and like how it relates to life..with examples

The quote simply means that it's displeasing and hurts for people to accept their mistakes.

The quote "nothing is more intolerable than to have to admit to yourself your own errors" simply means that it's hard and hurts for people to accept their mistakes.

It is insufferable to accept the fact that you have messed up. It lowers one's morale and ego. This can be hard sometimes and that is why some people hardly own up to their mistakes. It's important to accept that we are wrong and seek ways to improve.

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It means that its insufferable to accept the fact that you have messed up. It makes your ego not "boost up" because of it, you think you're perfect but really you just can't handle being called out for your mistakes or worse to not accept them as your own. This relates to life because every time you make a mistake you either have to accept it and move on and thrive or blame others and make it bring you down, either way you have advantages and disadvantages on both options.

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are their choices tho?

i would pick a. i think this is more of a personal question though.