acceptance

Still working on the art of self-approval and self-love, like most of us? Here is an uplifting story about that.  Chantelle wrote up her personal experiences that involve pessimism, jail and ultimately her embracing the art of self-acceptance. This is great soul-food for many of us.

MR

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Margaret,

We might all be aware, thanks to the plethora of relationship advice available in our culture, of the multitudinous ways we can mentally, physically and psychologically mess up our most important relationships though our words and actions. For instance, I was intrigued by a recent Cosmopolitan article (It was for research purposes. Really!) that listed some common relationships saboteurs and these were interesting and possibly even helpful.

I have been getting a fair amount of questions lately that concern the issue of self worth. Actually, the main questions I’ve been getting are such things as: Why can’t I get what I want?  Why do I only get parts of what I want?  For many, the source issue is a lack of perfect self acceptance, and that is why I think of these as self worth problems.