O dear, give a look to yourself
" To fall in love with yourself is the first secret to happiness." Robert Morely William Shakespeare chose to define the seven stages a man ages through in his poem, "The Seven Ages of Man." So the first stage is an infant. An infant is totally blank. We are free to scribe as we like, and she becomes the same. The innocence of childhood and the blankness of worldly knowledge give them freedom to enjoy the world as they wish. As she moves further, we see that she becomes a schoolgoer. In the beginning, life brings new experiences that are good and receptive. Now, she experiences challenges to prove herself in the field of studies or other competitions. Here, the feeling of inferiority sweeps in. This is the point where she starts to compare herself with others and feels low and incapable. As we move through the verses, we find that we learn new things as we