It's okay to put yourself first from "summary" of It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover
The concept of prioritizing one's own needs above others is a recurring theme in the novel. Lily struggles with this idea throughout the story, torn between her desire to please others and her need to take care of herself. She learns that it is essential to prioritize her own well-being, even if it means making difficult decisions that may not please everyone around her. Lily's journey towards self-empowerment is a gradual one, marked by moments of clarity and self-discovery. She realizes that putting herself first does not make her selfish, but rather, it is a necessary step towards self-preservation. By acknowledging her own worth and sett...
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