Poet on the Piano
5 years ago
Since it's Valentine's Day, I thought maybe we could share our battles of self-love, about embracing the heavy emotions and the ups and downs. Whether you're in a relationship, single, in something complicated or prefer to not say, I believe it all starts with self-love. Sometimes, others can inspire us to realize our own worth or act as a mirror to appreciate who we are. Other times, the hurt and pain hits us deep yet can blossom hope in us that there is more than this. That we are more than this. |
nouriguess
replied to Poet on the Piano
5 years ago
It's still an ongoing process for me. I'm trying to wholly love and accept myself, and I'm succeeding. |
D.
5 years ago
It’s a nice idea. :) I’m glad you’re succeeding in learning to love yourself, Noura by the way. |
Hellon
5 years ago, updated 5 years ago
This has gotten slightly side-tracked in a way...because only one poem has submitted a poem as requested .Anyway...my thoughts...I am older than any of you who have posted and I'm wondering if that is the reason why I never really had an issue with self worth etc when I was growing up...I was just me and very happy to be in my own skin. I've never doubted my worth in society, never questioned it either. Is social media to blame for all the issues you all seem to have now regarding your worth/place/relationships in society today? Can't you just be happy with your achievements no matter how small they may seem to you? Can't you just take a breath and realize that a relationship was just not meant to be? |
Ya----Na
replied to Poet on the Piano
5 years ago
What should I say? |
Everlasting
5 years ago, updated 5 years ago
Okay younger me, it might sound crazy or dumb or without sense but |
Larry Chamberlin
5 years ago
I learned to love myself in recent decades |
Jamie
replied to Hellon
5 years ago
Unfortunately i think that is how the world is nowadays. I remember being a kid in the mid 90s and that to me is when everything felt free, but perhaps i am biased because that was the last time i was truly happy. I rode my bike freely, played with hotwheels and tonka trucks etc. I believe the world nowadays is too politically and religiously charged to be free so to speak. Especially here in America where everything is polarized now. A lot of people blame trump (I'm not starting a conversation or argument, I'm indifferent) however i just observe people blaming him. Anyway to your point i do agree that people need to "loosen up" a bit and i do think that people are oversensitive now but again i miss the 90s, so my perspective is way different than most people. |
Milly Hayward
5 years ago, updated 5 years ago
There will always be those |