Good evening friends!
Valentine’s day was yesterday, and I wanted to make a little spiel on self-love in the simplest ways. Here are some things that I think we all appreciate but don’t actually give credit to for making us happy.
You want to go see that new movie with someone special? it’s called an over-sized sweatshirt and your four best friends. Lady Bird was so much better with your girls anyways.
Waking up and wanting to go get a bagel with someone so you go get that bagel, come home, get back in bed and turn on New Girl.
Everyday is an anniversary– that leopard print coat you wanted? it’s yours. Most online stores don’t even up-charge for gift wrapping, and that means you buy all those things you’ve saved on your wish list, ship ’em as a gift, and happy anniversary to you. “oh I shouldn’t have!”
Concerts are so much better when you’re not trying to vibe with the music while feeling conflicted as to whether or not nodding your head looks like you don’t know every word of each song. Now, you can get your freak on and whip out all your middle school dance moves because chances are you’re wearing comfortable sneakers and didn’t even do your hair for the night.
Going to sleep at a reasonable hour not wondering where your goodnight text is because your dad already texted you two hours ago.
You feel empowered to never be tethered to someone because it’s 2018 and Oprah’s Golden Globe’s speech is still the background on your phone.
Sorry if this was stupid or cheesy, but I think that self-love is pretty underrated, and being aware that you shouldn’t define yourself by your relationship status needs to be the goal of 2018.
Let’s celebrate ourselves!
–RR
Although the rhythm of the words is fresh and alive, the concept is as valid today as it has been for many years. You must first love yourself before you can love others. I’m totally impressed with your wit and manner of expression. Kudos mon ami
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You go girl !
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