Self Love
The saying goes “Love your neighbor as yourself." True love begins with self-love. When you genuinely love yourself, you understand how to receive love and how to give it. Too often, we seek love from others before offering it to ourselves, leaving us dependent on external validation. But self-love builds a foundation of security—one that isn’t shaken by disappointment. It allows you to love freely, without fear, and without relying on others to complete you. Because in the end, no matter who comes and goes, your love for yourself remains. And that is what truly qualifies you to give and receive love.
Painted on: 22×28-inch stretch canvas (acrylic paint)
The saying goes “Love your neighbor as yourself." True love begins with self-love. When you genuinely love yourself, you understand how to receive love and how to give it. Too often, we seek love from others before offering it to ourselves, leaving us dependent on external validation. But self-love builds a foundation of security—one that isn’t shaken by disappointment. It allows you to love freely, without fear, and without relying on others to complete you. Because in the end, no matter who comes and goes, your love for yourself remains. And that is what truly qualifies you to give and receive love.
Painted on: 22×28-inch stretch canvas (acrylic paint)
The saying goes “Love your neighbor as yourself." True love begins with self-love. When you genuinely love yourself, you understand how to receive love and how to give it. Too often, we seek love from others before offering it to ourselves, leaving us dependent on external validation. But self-love builds a foundation of security—one that isn’t shaken by disappointment. It allows you to love freely, without fear, and without relying on others to complete you. Because in the end, no matter who comes and goes, your love for yourself remains. And that is what truly qualifies you to give and receive love.
Painted on: 22×28-inch stretch canvas (acrylic paint)