The hottest Self-love Substack posts right now

Letting go can be a loving act, not a sign of failure. It shows we trust life and allow space for change.
Releasing something doesn't mean erasing it from our lives. It's about honoring what was and making room for new beginnings.
Letting go can be painful, but it often leads to growth and a better understanding of ourselves and our needs.

Cherish your dreams and desires proudly and see your horizons expand.
Recognize that finding the right partner may involve accepting imperfections and making compromises.
Embrace your inner strength and individuality, and believe in your ability to thrive and be loved, with or without a partner.

Recognize the importance of embracing mistakes and practicing self-love.
Understand the concept of beginning again or not at all, especially in relation to shame and past transgressions.
Embrace the idea of taking a fearless moral inventory of oneself, acknowledging past mistakes and harm done to others.

The only constant in your life is you.
Valentine's Day can be a difficult holiday, especially for those in challenging circumstances.
Practicing self-love and kindness is important for your well-being.

Purgatory metaphor symbolizes the fear of self-acceptance and desire for perfection.
Living in Purgatory means denying current reality and missing out on opportunities.
Antidote to Purgatory is accepting oneself as is and embracing the present reality.

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Loving yourself requires understanding and knowing yourself well.
Love is a feeling, not just an emotion. It's about taking someone as a part of yourself and fully understanding them.
Practicing self-love involves being grateful for the good within you and making an effort to understand and care for yourself.

You are important and deserve love. Focusing on your connection to your family and roots is more valuable than what's happening with celebrities.
Instead of getting lost in news and drama, focus on your inner self. You have the power to change your life by understanding your feelings and healing from within.
Your relationships start with how you feel about yourself and your ancestry. Loving your roots can help you heal and connect with others in a more meaningful way.

Ellie Muir challenges the idea of romanticizing everyday activities as acts of self-love
There is a trend of turning mundane actions into a production for social media consumption
The struggle between embracing the mundane and the pressures of producing content for validation