These 5 Songs Can Boost Self Love, You Who Often Feel Insecure Must Listen!

Kapanlagi.com - Written by: Inas Arwina Ramadhani

It's not new anymore that humans often feel insecure, especially towards themselves. Have you ever felt it? If yes, it means you haven't loved yourself yet.

Self-love is very important. You can appreciate yourself more and feel happier in life.

There are many ways to start this self-love. One of them is by listening to songs. Let's check out 7 songs that can awaken your self-love.

1. Selena Gomez & The Scene - Who Says

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The song Who Says is performed by Selena Gomez along with her band, The Scene. This song expresses that we should believe in ourselves.

We don't need to try to be someone else and believe that we can be whatever we want.

2. Khalid, Disclosure - Know Your Worth

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In this song, Khalid expresses the importance of knowing your worth when starting a relationship. Don't rush into commitment until you're trapped in the misconception that love should sacrifice and hurt yourself.

In this song, Khalid says that love is not about sacrificing, but about fighting.

3. Ava Max - So Am I

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Being different is not easy. Often, we feel excluded and misunderstood.

For those of you who feel different, this song is suitable for you. Through the song "So Am I," Ava Max teaches that it's okay to be different.

4. BTS - Love Myself

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This song tells the reason why we should love ourselves. When we feel unfair.

We must admit that it is easier to give love to others than to ourselves. Because sometimes we unconsciously set high standards for ourselves.

5. Demi Lovato - I Love Me

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Through this song, Demi invites everyone not to compare themselves to others, especially physically. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses.

In the song I Love Me, there is a lyric snippet “haters that live on the internet, live in my head Demi has always received negative comments in the past. Starting from music to her perceived imperfect physical appearance.

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