Absolutely! It is indeed a very difficult task to learn to put our own wishes ahead of others, but, i believe that once we achieve it, being happy becomes a lot more easier!
That is true! I think it is difficult because we are not taught how to do it. That is not usually considered part of parenting or education. So, we figure it out by trial and error. Then, we start learning and applying it. But this takes a long time
Love yourself should be the most primary kind of love. It can make you realise your worth and protect you from insecurities and atrocities. While in actuality we all fall for people in such abyss that we forget our worth. The self doubt makes us hate ourselves and everything around darkens.
Yes, we are somehow conditioned to the idea that happiness comes from somewhere outside, which makes us dependent on people, events etc. The real, continuous kind of happiness is lying within us.
The most painful yet priceless life lesson, learning to love and accept yourself.
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Yes, and yet we are not trained to apply that in life. It is all a self-learning process.
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True! It is very important to love ourselves!
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Yes, because real happiness does not come otherwise. But it is the hardest thing to work on
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Absolutely! It is indeed a very difficult task to learn to put our own wishes ahead of others, but, i believe that once we achieve it, being happy becomes a lot more easier!
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That is true! I think it is difficult because we are not taught how to do it. That is not usually considered part of parenting or education. So, we figure it out by trial and error. Then, we start learning and applying it. But this takes a long time
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Very true!
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Bingo…..👌
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I agree, if you don’t love yourself, you can’t genuinely love others.
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Always starts within!
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Love yourself should be the most primary kind of love. It can make you realise your worth and protect you from insecurities and atrocities. While in actuality we all fall for people in such abyss that we forget our worth. The self doubt makes us hate ourselves and everything around darkens.
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Yes, we are somehow conditioned to the idea that happiness comes from somewhere outside, which makes us dependent on people, events etc. The real, continuous kind of happiness is lying within us.
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Very important lesson 😊
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A great life lesson… first love yourself… x
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