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ACCEPTANCE

ACCEPTANCE

 

The word literally means the act of being accepted. The word alone means so much that it does not need any other words to support it. Acceptance is a very important quality. If you are ready to accept people for who they are, then you probably are a very rare person. Acceptance is not a common virtue. It takes people huge amount of effort to accept people for who they are because no person is made according to you or me, there is always a quality or trait in them that either we don’t like or the other way around. Most of us don’t feel accepted or welcome, it is either friends who want someone that is according to their ‘level’ or it is either parents who are imagining a perfect child. It is those teachers who want us all to act in the same way - the same discipline, the same sincerity, the same interests, the same “ideal student” qualities, the same passion and intelligence. Acceptance also means respecting individuality, which I am sure most of us don’t do. If a person is not accepted then they feel like a complete outcast, an outsider; they start thinking that there is something terribly wrong with themselves and that is why they are not welcomed anywhere. Our very education system teaches us and grades us on the basis on only a few talents, basically wanting us to be a sheep in the large herd. If a person is not accepted, they start to spiral down their own thoughts, they start doubting themselves, and feel completely rejected. And if you try to change them, it just makes them feel more outcasted and lonely, and being lonely can do some tricks on your mental health. Now, you maybe only trying to correct their mistakes or prevent them from making terrible ones but it doesn’t just happen in an instant or just by your repeated telling. You telling them the same thing again and again will only make them hate you more. You have to gain a person’s trust in order for them to believe what you are actually saying. If you are close enough to them, they actually trust you and your judgement and they are sure that you will never do something which is not in their betterment. It takes time and energy to convince a person to change something about themselves because the first person you trust is always yourself. So give them time and make sure to keep checking on their gradual improvement.  

And if you are a person who feels outcasted and not accepted, then let me tell you that uniqueness is a very rare attribute and you are unique. So don’t let your spirit break just because some people think that you should do things according to them. Be your own rhythm to your guitar and dance to your own songs. Do not ever let outsiders tell you your worth. You are your own unique and a beautiful person. Don’t let people’s judgement trouble you, people will always keep talking, but you should just do your own thing with no restrictions.

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