Love Your Body As You Love Yourself: Nurturing Body Acceptance
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As You Love Yourself, Love Your Body
Is it idealistic to believe that everyone can find methods to appreciate their body? As I started to write about body reputation, this became a pressing question. Why do I keep thinking about this problem? It’s been stated that writers only write what they themselves want to comprehend. And I’ve always had a steady, lifetime way of enjoying my body.
Following that, let me share what I know—or need to understand—about loving the body God has given us. The reputation process is first. And I believe that accepting one’s physique can be accomplished in three simple steps:
Conciliate Yourself
Making peace with oneself is the first step in the journey toward frame attractiveness. Sure, we could all trade some parts of our bodies for others if we could, but is this idea really true? Start by asking yourself: “What do I need to know about my body in order to accept it as it is?” I enjoy keeping a notebook to help me identify my feelings. Write down your response to this question once you are prepared. Examine your solutions; can you find ways to express gratitude for what you have? What opportunities does your frame allow you to take advantage of?
Take note of those responses as well. Here is a personal example: When I was younger, I was the tallest student in my school. I felt jumbled up. Even with my best efforts, I was unable to drastically shorten my height by stooping and drooping. And I felt how much my back hurt. But more crucially, people have been asking, “What’s wrong?” constantly. The question “Are you depressed?” It wasn’t until much later that I began to realize how tallness was a great asset and how my body language had contributed to my negative facial expression.
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Understand your body language
This gets me to the second step of our three-element formula: What are you saying about yourself through your posture? Body language conveys meaning. If we pay attention, we may learn a lot about someone just by becoming aware of their body language. What is your frame language saying about you, stop and consider. Take a look: Are your palms crossed and slouched? Do you no longer have good posture? A negative posture can also convey your unhappiness to the audience in addition to constricting your internal organs.
Julius Fast claims that body language is actually a scientific theory in his widely read book Body Language: The Nonverbal Communication’s Key Secrets. In reality, frame language can contradict verbal communication, according to the scientific study of frame language known as “Kinesics.” Here are just three ways that your body language might send the wrong message to someone you are in contact with:
Poor posture
Arms crossed
Eyes avoided
On the other hand, there are a staggering number of ways to demonstrate good body language, including eye contact, a firm posture, and a self-assured stance. Visit this entertaining list of frame indicators now:
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Find an aspect of yourself that you love, and let that grow
The tricky part comes in Step 3. Although this step asks you to identify a part of yourself that you love, I’m sure we can all find things we “like” about ourselves. Start once more with your magazine. Ask yourself what you enjoy about yourself right now as you take a long look in the mirror. With a teaspoon of acceptance, you can discover a variety of advancements. Spend some time each day dealing with your best attributes.
An example from my own life: I’ll admit that I even have thick, wavy locks. When I started growing up, I did everything to make it straight, including sleeping with a hat on and ironing it flat. Describe it! I eventually realized how much time I had actually been wasting. Why wasn’t it possible to just give me what I already had? One day I just said, “Ok, I give up!” Step Three B is now at our disposal.
Discover a role model:
I no longer strongly advocate turning to public figures or the media for heavenly inspiration. However, regardless of how their message is conveyed to me, I am constantly looking for people to emulate. Most often, I believe there are angels and guides ready and waiting for us to accept our teachings, so they may then show us what we need to know.
Simple awareness and looking outside are all that is needed for this. Turn around. For you, who is keeping a message? I frequently look to my pal for suggestions. As I’ve mentioned numerous times, he was born with the birth defect known as autism. He still has a strong affection for his body and is grateful to it for enabling him to play the piano and enjoy life, despite being unable to socialize. It makes my hair problem seem much less complicated.
In Conclusion:
I make an effort to give thanks to my body for the freedom it grants me each day. Whether I accomplish this by daydreaming in my magazine or truly stopping to check and applaud myself when I finish my workout for the day. Even if loving oneself and one’s body is a lifelong exercise, I attempt to discern between when my frustrations are sincere and when they are being obscured by the unimportant. Just as I would advise myself, I may suggest to you to set aside unimportant thoughts. Allow yourself the freedom to enjoy and enjoy yourself in the perfection for which you were created.
Journal Questions:
• Is there one part of your frame you could receive and love fully right now?
• Can you find a new part of your body to be glad about, the day after today?
Have any questions or comments? Please share them in the space below. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Kiersti writes on self-love and personal development professionally. Over the past ten or so years, she has studied self-love and personal growth. Visit https://womansdailyneeds.com/ to learn more about what she does, and like her on Facebook at https://facebook.com/womansdailyneeds to keep up with her.