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Who do we love first?

It is an irony.

We seek others' attention, we constantly chase for others' approval. We chase after love and want someone to love us back. But we always fail to address the very basic question: Why? And Why with others and not with yourself?

Have we loved ourself in the first place? Are we the person who we want to see ourself as? Are we taking care of ourself first? Are we doing what we love to do?

We forget all these and chase after what's outside us.

If you cannot love yourself, do you think others can? If you need others to love you, to make u strong, does that mean u are weak when you are all by yourself and no one is there to love you?

The most important relationship we need to maintain is with ourself. We should love ourself first.

Let's go to the mirror and stare at ourself for a moment. We have taken many selfies and admired at our beauty, but have we seen who is that person in the mirror really and have we appreciated ourself for what we are?

You are more than what you think you are.

Discover yourself. Love yourself.
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