Talking and promoting self-love and self-confidence is a taboo subject.
Self-love to some, can be associated with vanity, self-obsession, and taking far too many selfies.
But even though it isn't a crime in any shape or form to love our appearance, do you think we struggle to love the person we are, on the inside?
Personally I think on the whole we do.
We very easily put ourselves down, without batting an eyelid.
Why did i do that?
I am rubbish at this!
Why haven't I done that?
I could have done that better?
I am never going to be able to do that!
Imagine if we doubted, judged and treated family and friends the way we do ourselves?
I doubt anyone would like us, so why do we treat ourselves with such blatant disregard, and do it so easily?
"It's not your job to like me, it's mine". (Author Unknown)
"It's not your job to like me, it's mine". (Author Unknown)
