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The Power of Self-Acceptance

Apr 2, 2016 | by Dr. David Lieberman

Any part of your personality that you don’t love will become hostile to you.

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(1) Anonymous, April 7, 2016 1:39 PM

Surprised at your premise confusing concepts. Usually ur on target

Sadly, some people are the recipients of ugly, hurtful words. Onas Devorim. This is especially injurious to people who experience this as children. Just because a parent or teacher, etc. called or labeled someone doesn't make it true and your premise assumes that it is true and people are sensitive because it's what they are not accepting about themselves. I'm surprised you would say such a thing as so much of what you say is on target. The second part about how to deal with our unacceptable parts was more on target.

An oversight perhaps. But it does rather blames the victim.