(Part 2) How can we love others if we don’t love who God has created us to be? God commands us to love our neighbors as ourselves, this is difficult if we don’t have a love for the way God has created us to be. So, what does it mean Biblically to love yourself?

Biblically, "loving yourself" means recognizing your inherent worth as created in God's image (Imago Dei), accepting your flaws while striving to be better, and taking care of your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, all with the understanding that true self-love is rooted in God's love for you, allowing you to then better love others as well; 

it is not about self-centeredness or narcissism but rather a foundation for serving others with a healthy perspective on your own value.

Argument:

If we don’t value “who or how” God has uniquely created us to be we will struggle to love and value others. We will project our lack of value off on other people possibly without knowing it. To love you first is to commit to accepting who God has made you to be, flaws and all, knowing that when he returns he will perfect everything about us and this world.