First and foremost, love yourself

Have you ever encountered a woman who can teach you to love yourself and change you? However, she is the one who will destroy me ultimately. I’m Sean, and despite the fact that I'm a graduating student, I’m not interested in studying. I constantly have an adversary, and I am unconcerned about the feelings of others. I also have the impression that my life has nowhere to go; in short, I am miserable. I just woke up to the sound of my alarm clock. I’m late for our class. It’s a good thing I'm used to being late. However, I immediately took action because my parents were getting enraged: “Hey! Get up! Don’t you have plan to go to school again?” My mom is so loud. Finally! I’m done. I've prepared everything I'll need for school. But, to be honest, I don't have any plans to attend school right now because I don’t like studying, despite the fact that I'm a graduating student. My mother suddenly looked at me and yelled: “Try not to go to school; I’ll track you down and you won’t be able to enter this house!” I was astonished by what she said, so I was forced to attend class. Unexpectedly, I bumped into a female at the school’s entrance and ignored her. And she whispered: “What is the matter with that man? Is he blind or just arrogant?” I heard her whispered words of anger and disappointment, but I just ignored it because I was already late. I was almost in front of my classroom when I noticed the girl I had met earlier was also heading to the room I was about to enter: “Did her professor move her to this room? Oh... she’s beautiful.” I was astounded when I saw her beauty, but this girl looked at me like I was a thief. I think she’s angry. I entered the classroom as soon as she entered. My professor was furious because I was late again: “Don’t you really want to study? You’re a graduating student, and you’re still like this?” When my professor finished speaking, he instantly seated me. When I sat down, he quickly called our new classmate. “This is your new classmate from now on,” he remarked. ”Hello, my name is Ashley Zeigler.” “I ended up in this classroom because my adviser transferred me here.” I was astonished when he suddenly glared at me as if he intended to murder me. Our professor instantly seated Ashley next to me after she introduced herself. Ashley's point of view: “Is this for real? There are so many empty seats in this classroom, yet this one was chosen? This man is going to destroy my day,” “On close inspection, he appears to be pretty attractive, but his attitude is vile, and he appears to have no intention of graduating.” Our professor began to lecture, and I was not paying attention. “Mr. Sean! Will you listen to what I teach or will I kick you out of this classroom?” I noticed that my professor was upset with me again, and all of my classmates were staring at me; there was nothing I could do but listen to what he was saying. When it came time for our recess, I was overjoyed, but our professor punished me by making me wait 10 minutes before being permitted to leave the class. I was walking around when I noticed someone being bullied behind the school. I quickly ran to stop them. “Hey, what's your problem with that man, and why are you punching and bullying him?” They responded, ”Who the hell are you? Why are you complaining about what we are doing? Do you want to experience it too?” those men suddenly ran towards me and were about to punch me, but Ashley saw us and immediately called the school's guard to stop them. When the school security stopped them, I instantly aided the bullied boy. “Hey, get up. Our recess is over.” He responded, “It’s okay. Why did you help me?” I replied, “nothing, I just don’t want to see someone being bullied.” He responds, “Thank you for your help. I'm Scyh by the way.” I immediately returned to our classroom, hoping Ashley wouldn’t tell our professor about the trouble I got into earlier. Ashley’s point of view: It turns out he’s not as horrible as I anticipated. At first, I felt he didn’t care about the feelings of others around him. I was simply incorrect in my assessment of him.