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“Express and reinvent yourself but, above all, accept yourself.”

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“Our society doesn’t promote self-acceptance and it never will. First of all, self-acceptance doesn’t sell products. Capitalism would fall if we liked ourselves the way we are now.”

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“The tiger was not of this world. It only existed within [Atsushi]. It was his arrogance and cowardice, his pride and sense of shame. The more he tried to hide his weakness, the more exposed it became, like a photographic negative.”

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Book:文豪ストレイドッグス 55Minutes [Bungō Stray Dogs 55 Minutes]

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“The challenge is… learning to be my own best friend instead of my own worst critic.”

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Author:Kristen Butler

“I come from a worried people. These people worry and are overly cautious. The worried people are very suggestive and read the side effects on every medication to make sure they experience all of them, even the side effects experienced by the placebo people. If it only happens in males, my female people will figure out a way to have that side effect, too. My people worry out of love, though.”

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Book:Weird Girl Adventures from A to Z

Source: Weird Girl Adventures from A to Z

“It is important to pray as you face difficult mountains. By God’s grace, you will reach new fountains.”

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Book:Coming to Grips with the Mountains and Valleys of This World

Source: Coming to Grips with the Mountains and Valleys of This World

“It’s important to think of self-acceptance as something related to your present state. It means accepting yourself as you are at this very moment. It doesn’t mean, “I would love myself more if I lost ten pounds,” or “I accepted myself when I was 20 years younger.”

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Author:Anne Poirier

“I'm accepting all the emotions. I try to recognize what's going on, because I'm the only one who can feel [it], and so what I'm trying to do is, whenever I feel--discover this negative emotion, I tell myself, 'I believe you. I'm believing myself. This is what happened.' [...] I just accept it and listen to myself.”

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Author:Shiori Itō

“We are each one being with access to multiple dimensions guiding us toward our full human potential. The soul is vast and endless. The ego is actively on guard, yet also necessary to befriend. The body is a rich source of information along the path towards self-awareness, and the psyche works creatively towards permeability across ordinary and extraordinary states of consciousness. The spiritual realm is available, loving, and supportive, should we choose to open ourselves to receive it. Life is a continuum of all things seen and unseen, dancing and interacting as one reality, revealing itself to us as we reveal ourselves to it.”

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Book:Guided: Journey into the Unknown to Awaken the Soul and Live in Truth

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“It takes a long time to become a person. Longer than they tell you. Longer than I thought. I am grateful for my past, it has given me the present. I want to do well by the future.”

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Book:Knock Wood

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“Expectations, most often of myself, are the bane of my existence. It’s a constant battle.”

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Author:Ted Rubin