The saying "The absence that preserves your dignity is better than the presence in which you lose your value" implies that withdrawing from a situation in a way that upholds your dignity and principles, is much better than remaining in a situation that leads to losing your values and principles.
Staying in a situation that alters our principles or makes us compromise our values sometimes means losing the thing that sets us apart from others, which is our dignity and the values we hold dear. Conversely, withdrawing and distancing ourselves from a situation that conflicts with our principles and values shows our courage and determination to adhere to the principles and values we believe in.
If you feel the need to withdraw from a specific situation, do not hesitate to do so. There may be social pressures or negative expectations that try to force you to do something that does not align with your principles and values. We must always remember that disregarding our values and encroaching on our worth reduces our value and reputation in society.
In the end, we must always preserve our dignity and values, and constantly strive to live by the principle "The absence that preserves your dignity is better than the presence in which you lose your value" as it is one of the fundamental elements that defines our character, behavior, and success in life.