What parts of yourself could you embrace instead of reject?
For me, it’s my Asperger’s, and the fact that sometimes I accidentally make social errors that harm my relationships, particularly friendships. I hate shots, blood draws, and any type of needle injection. They’re terrifying to me. I also can’t sleep with medicine. I’ll stay up the entire night without my medicine even though I’m tired and I want to sleep. However, my Asperger’s makes it so I'm less inclined to follow the crowd and more inclined to follow my heart, which can keep me safe and is also good character. I don’t wear short skirts and crop tops because other people do. I dress how I want, and it’s appropriate. I don’t swear, even though most of my classmates do. My special interests make me happy and give me a strong sense of identity. I also really like things to be organized, which helps me keep my life less chaotic.
@Nerdtastic
@Fluffysheep8
Hi Sheep! Thanks again for the tag! I would say one thing that I really embrace about myself is my desire to support others through their challenges, and be here for them all the way. I also admire my perseverance through my own challenges, and even though there are times when I experience self-hate, I try my very best to love and take care of myself. 💜
Tagging some of my friendos to participate too!
@JennyINFP, @BubbleFlower, @amusingCoconut, @FallenStarss, @jv13076, @emotionalTalker2260, @RavenSky, @simtheperson, @Raincloud21765, @Cambion, @ticketdaenbyversion2, @savannamb, @EastSky1902, @navyHouse3677, @LimelightRya, @butterflymona172004, @ShapeshiftSystem, @YourEmmmie, @xinyii11, @Moonlemon48, @Izzy274, @LavenderHere, @mamtasha22, @NovaGalaxy, @HealingBrokenWIngs, @RainbowdogsofParadise, @Fristo, @bubblingBreeze14, @Sunisshiningandsoareyou, @BeautifulSun298501, @GloriaD, @GoldenRuleJG, @VaryingCloud, @anjellyna, @29amy, @Artalisten, @cherryyblossoms
@Nerdtastic @Fluffysheep8
Hmm, many things from the past and present. Flaws, mistakes, fears, etc. I am more aware and accepting of the fact that everyone has parts of themselves they prefer to keep hidden or reject. By rejecting these parts, we are hurting ourselves, and in some way, others too who care about us. So I hope we all start being comfortable with them, gradually 🌻
@Fluffysheep8 I would say embrace being more comfortable with not always knowing the answer
@GoldenRuleJG
Very true Golden 😊
@Nerdtastic 😊 thanks for tagging me
I would say that I could just love myself (as a whole) a bit more. I’m not always the nicest person to me. I am a kind person who doesn’t care about trends and basically sets my own.
@Fluffysheep8 @Nerdtastic
Thank you for the awesome thought-provoking question, Fluffy, and thank you for tagging me, Nerd! I will need to embrace my mistakes and recognize that they are what makes me grow and improve over time!
@Fluffysheep8 @Nerdtastic
Thanks for the tag nerd! ❤ I would embrace all my Imperfections.
Tagging: @DonaldDraper @Fristo
@Moonlemon48 🧡 firstly I would embrace this tag hehe
I like to be positive as much as I can and I work on it too. So, I would embrace this for sure.
But then small things can act like wrench in the clockwork. So, things that can obstruct our positivity can cause some anger. I rarely get angry, but when I get I do have a good reason to be. So, I dont wanna completely invalidate my anger by rejecting it. But, there is a moment between the impulse and anger that decides if we are going to get angry or not. What I would like to reject is the feeling in that moment, that leads to this anger.
Tags: @mamtasha22, @positivepumpkin22, @ariadnelove
When you know the difference between wisdom and freedom, then everything will be alright. Unnecessary actions in the name of desires costs and holds alot.
Mirage ahead.
My name answers that question. It’s taken me a long time to discover that I feel something good inside at the thought of embracing my chaos.
My chaos includes my anger, sensitivities, moods, the way I think that often confuses most people, the weird things that have developed within me based on my experiences and evolution of personality like my sexuality. I don’t want to feel ashamed of these things anymore, though I still do many days.
My own hard work over the years brought me to this point, concurrently with the support of my husband who tells me over and over that he likes these things about me.