Hi Steemit, I'm goint to talk about love
From smalls, most parents and other family members instill the term self-love into our lives, right now. What does it mean? Consulting different concepts and infinities of authors we find the following definition: Consideration and esteem that a person feels for herself, and for which expects to be considered and esteemed by others.
As we grow, many factors are strengthening that self-love, the infinite circumstances and events that happen throughout our lives are forging our true #identity. It is important mention to the negative events that occur along ours way, since they are decisive to reveal yourself, to love yourself and to value yourself. Remember this. Life gives you many opportunities and that only you have the certainty of taking the correct one.
We all have the ability to love and be loved, but everything depends on how you feel about yourself, by this I mean that self-love, acceptance as a person and the esteem that you feel for you. By joining these factors to just title them, you will see the world with different eyes. And believe me an example of this is me. Yes, I, the boy who was not accepted by his body, by his skills and abilities, by the lack of grace in terms of beauty, social relations, sports, fashion, money and an endless amount that would take a long time to comment, that although they are banal, for a teenager they become indispensable due to the fact that this identity is being discovered.
As time passed, I realized that the events in my life, mostly negative, taught me to strengthen myself as a person, to understand that I did not need all the terms I mentioned before to be happy. It only depends on the desire to live that you have, the determination you give to your activities every day and the ability to fight to materialize your most precious dreams and goals.
So I invite you to strengthen yourself, to fall in love with yourself and to live each day as if it were last one. Remember that your life is yours and only you have the key to success.
