30 Things I Have Learned to Start Loving Myself
- I know when to speak up for myself instead of biting my own tongue.
- I am brave to ask for what I want and not afraid of saying No for what I do not want.
- I defend myself and my ideas when others belittle me.
- I stop doubting and start believing myself and I know I am capable of achieving what I desire.
- I start closing old doors that led me nowhere and go on a venture in finding new possibilities.
- I actively hit the gym to take care of my own health and not for the sake of pleasing others.
- I start to be kinder to myself and say a lot more supportive words.
- I am grateful and appreciative of the things around me.
- I started filtering my inner circle and detached myself from negative bitches and people who just do not care about me.
- I put in more time in doing the things I am passionate about.
- I hone my talents and strength, and external motivations are not needed to keep me going.
- I spend more time with the people I loved.
- I stop saying “you are not good enough”.
- I smile a lot more and cry lesser.
- I enjoyed looking at myself in the mirror and accepted the flaws on my body.
- I am not afraid to tell the truth and be true to the people around me.
- I get the hell out of a toxic relationship and stop looking back.
- I stop degrading myself to chase after bitches, or love or not ever.
- I am calmer and the little things do not make me mad anymore.
- I respect myself and can’t tolerate people who do not.
- I stop comparing myself to others and become happy for other people.
- I am always looking forward to the very next day.
- I know when I need to put myself as first priority.
- I understand that rejection are part of life.
- I pursue my plans and interests without waiting for someone to join me.
- I am keen to learn more and to value add myself to become the best version of me.
- I believe that I deserve phenomenal love and I know I will find it.
- I am not afraid to say sorry and to admit my own wrongdoings.
- I forgive my own mistakes and learn from them.
- I turned my negative self-talk to positive affirmation.
Zee
Meet Zee, a passionate advocate for helping young women heal and break free from toxic relationships.
