#beingaccepted

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Young Shellington Sea Otter (OtterMAN Of Autism) (COMPLETED) (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/45388782-young-shellington-sea-otter-otterman-of-autism?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=Octonauts16&wp_originator=PGH2upUL4qFP1UnVqtP9KeCNkJxrRv0wLPHBLe%2BoT59Q%2BUzH%2FHkaPswHBBkJ6icQys%2B6rqWk0Amu7xAG00OxP5%2F0Auo4yVlsrcIPva215O87R5WMOA8mDfxB1cJE4MrH Summer of 1987 in Perth Scotland. Young 7-year-old Shellington Sea Otter has no idea how to control himself when it comes to his Autism whenever he gets upset or sees something that he doesn't like he has a meltdown, but there's someone who understands him, someone who has the same thing, his name is Barnacles Jr. Join their adventure as they go through their lives together until Shellington is ready to move on without Barnacles Jr. by his side and therefore; Shellington will grow up on his own way and he will face many challenges.

[kimransaur]

For Luciferians, enlightenment is the ultimate goal. The basic Luciferian principles highlight truth and freedom of will, worshipping the inner self and one's ultimate potential. Traditional dogma is shunned as a basis for morality on the grounds that humans should not need deities or fear of eternal punishment to distinguish right from wrong and to do good. All ideas should be tested before being accepted, and even then one should remain skeptical because knowledge and understanding are fluid. Regardless of whether Lucifer is conceived of as a deity or as a mere archetype, he is a representation of ultimate knowledge and exploration as well as humanity's savior and a champion for continuing personal growth.

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[thecpdiary]

Being accepted

I was a pleasing child looking for acceptance, because I was insecure. I was insecure because I was navigating a childhood with a disability I didn’t know I had.

However, you get, want or need to be accepted, it’s something we crave for at different times in our lives. When things are good and we’re making headway, we seem to want and need less acceptance.

But being accepted isn’t something we can rely on. Although being accepted can make us feel safe and protected, we must rely on ourselves and our own thinking for us to find acceptance. People would be more accepting of each other if acceptance was part of everyone’s mindset.

It’s something we acquire if our face happens to fit, rather than something given in abundance for everyone. But the opposite of acceptance is rejection and that can be bad for our health if we’re not sure how to deal with it.

Up to the point of diagnosis in my forties and with a life based around control, my life had always been pretty much mapped out for me, but I do have two memories of college rejections after I’d left school, before secretarial college.

Looking back now those rejections were right, but being rejected shouldn’t make us any less worthy of ourselves, we must come to understand rejection in its wider context. I think we also need to look at being accepted in its wider context too.

But to avoid us feeling isolated, excluded and lonely from exclusion, we must come to understand the universe and our lives, because not only do they work together, they are timely in how things work out.

It is important that we like and accept ourselves. Acceptance is not inclusive and needs to be. Society, people and the world needs to be inclusive, so that acceptance is par for the course and open to everyone.

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My Anxiety Is A Burden

My Anxiety Is A Burden

For so many years, I’ve felt like a burden because of my anxiety. I find myself saying “I’m sorry” a lot and most times, I don’t exactly know what I’m sorry for. I think it’s because I feel as though I carry a great deal of excess baggage. I don’t want to put anyone out because of my anxiety and the person that I am. And I especially don’t want the people who I love and care for to judge me but…

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