Self-love is a very personal thing, and people take their own time to reach a place where they have no fear of being judged by a population so vast. It is a pursuable journey, and it is rewarding if you know your path. You have to be your own torchbearer, and there’s no question to it. What you will have on the way is only support and people cheering in the background, but unless it’s you doing the deed with self-motivation and determination, it’s hard to see any results towards the end as well. While it is troubling enough, the pandemic has raised the stakes to an enormous amount. Staying at home, not interacting with people and letting our fears take over, surrendering to anxiety and mental health is not the answer you are looking for and will get very taxing. All we are doing in this period is entering a cocoon that is not only difficult to enter but is also challenging because one day, the world will be back where it was, and those who stayed strong will continue from where they left. To be amongst those survivors, you have to take worthy steps, and the journey to that begins not much later than now. Today we have for you a list of things you can do to bring back your self-love or to take the first step towards the finish line. When this ends, you have to come back stronger and sharper, and the way to that begins with this.
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Order Cake and Food
The biggest misconception people have about cakes is that they increase weight, but it is so not true when you eat in control and exercise regularly. This week order online cake delivery in Bangalore along with a bunch of snack items that make you drool and think about food every day and eat as you please without shedding a single sweat.
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Dance Like a Fool
If you are conscious of the world and are judged on how you conduct yourself, your best way of it is to be comfortable in your skin. Dancing like a fool may seem like a hard thing to do even in isolation, but that only lasts for a day or two. And what survives is an independent, confident person who is ready to take on the world.
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Sing On Top of Your Lungs
You are in the house, and there’s no one who can comment on anything you are doing. And singing loudly without proper notes is something you have never done in public before, have you? Here’s your chance to go nuts and have the remote mic quite literally in your hand and go on with singing a Himesh Reshammiya song above all.
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Take Time Off Instagram
Instagram has become a token of anxiety for people who find themselves intimated with the bloggers who happen to look pretty all the time. At the same time, all that is just a portrayal and has little reality is not the point of debate. Important to love yourself regardless of it by finding your own personality and taking a break from social media.
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Start Vlogging or Blogging
You have the strength and energy to inspire people only if you recognise it well. Record yourself and put the information out there for people who are struggling to identify themselves as an individual not based on what they look like or what their political views are.
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Talk to The Mirror
Talk to the mirror, talk to yourself, tell yourself what you think about the person you can see. It does not all have to be positive, but if you recognise a problem, it has to come from you and not based on society’s judgment. Get comfortable with the mirror and look at yourself with love; also, make it a regular exercise.
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Improvise with Your Style
If you think pyjamas and a t-shirt suits you the best, it is time to come out of the closet and take a chance with a suit or a skirt. Don’t let your comfort zone become a weakness and grow with everything that comes your way. Start experimenting with your fashion skills and start wearing clothes, putting on or removing makeup. Do things that make you question yourself and try to live with them.
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Take On Challenges
If you know that exercising is what will help you, but it’s the effort it takes that is throwing you off, then let it go and don’t surrender—exercise every day. If you think eating will help you become a panda and not care about anything else. If it’s the fear of being called things that you don’t put on makeup, then do it every day and try a new style until you are confident to flaunt it like a diva every day.
Written by Ester K. is a content writer at ladolcestudio.co.uk and a sales and Public Relations (PR nerd), obsessed with research, sleeping in as much as possible, and listening to podcasts. When I am not at home with my fam I enjoy long walks through the beautiful city of Jerusalem.
