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A love addiction? It's real!
And just one of the MANY things Whitney Cummings gets down to business about in her book, the intimate (and, of course, hilarious!) self-help book, I'm Fine: And Other Lies.
According to the comedian, she decided to write her own self-help book after reading a whole slew of kind of depressing ones.
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"They were boring and bleak, and I was like, 'Why doesn't someone write a funny self-help book?'" says Whitney.
Consider the mission accomplished!
Plus, to really drive the themes of her book home and be as open with her readers as possible, Whitney shared a handful of Instagram photos that help bring her stories to life. (Like a pic of the time her rescue dog bit off her ear!)
Read on, love addicted friends.
Lesson 1: See the Red Flags
"I was diagnosed with something called love addiction," Whitney explains, "which is when you don't see red flags."
And she said not that it didn't just apply to humans! She rescued a dog, and instead of paying close attention to some of his habits, she dismissed them — and ended up having her ear bit off.
She says she ended up using the example as a metaphor to explain how she overcame her love addiction.
So moral of the story: If something looks bad to you, recognize it!
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Lesson 2: Embrace Your Freedom (With a Horse)
The co-creator of "2 Broke Girls" helps rescue horses, and this pic shows her trying to teach one, named King, how to be free after years of being subjugated — and King returned the favor.
"Thanks King for showing me that every day I have a choice of who I want to be and what thoughts I want to act on," she wrote via Instagram.
Lesson 3: Love Your Body
Whitney says she deals with body dysmorphia, and that's why she posts bikini pics — to force herself to appreciate her body. (Which, by the way, is smokin'!)
"We pick ourselves apart so much," says the comedian. "Life is short, and we have to just learn to love ourselves. And I'm just sort of trying to figure that out."
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Lesson 4: Treat Yourself Like a Child
And no, that doesn't mean you don't have to do the dishes anymore! As the first-time author explains, we're so good to children — and so hard on ourselves. Be as sensitive with yourself as you would be a child, and you'll begin to nurture that self-love.