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It's important to be weird
It's important to be kind
It's important to accept the new and the imperfect
It's important to be patient and embrace mistakes
And it is so, so important to remember to do all of these things for yourself, and not just others
ETA: if you're going to reblog this and be negative on purpose, please consider not interacting with this at all.
It's Friday, and I'm here to hijack another day of your week!
Introducing:
✨FORGIVENESS FRIDAY✨
Here's the deal. Whatever thing you're convinced you screwed up this week, forgive yourself.
Having trouble letting it go and giving yourself absolution? Then I forgive you.
You are forgiven.
Go into the weekend knowing that whatever you are beating yourself up over doesn't make you less worthy of love and acceptance. You are still a good person, even if you made a mistake, or failed, or didn't do something you said you'd do.
Forgive yourself.
Heading into the last hours of 2021, I find it fitting that it's Friday-- Forgiveness Friday here, and for those following at home.
These last two years have been especially difficult, and it has been extra easy to fall into the habit of feeling like you're falling behind or failing somehow, even as everything kind of falls apart or comes to a stand still around us.
So, let's take a minute to take a few deep breaths, and let all of that go. Whatever little mistakes you think you've made this year, whatever supposed failures you're carrying around-- things you've said or not, things you meant to do but didn't, all of it -- let it go.
Forgive yourself.
You deserve it.
In the new year, you can try to adjust any of the things that you truly think will improve your well being, or you can choose to move forward with kindness and understanding for yourself, knowing that little missteps make you human.
You are worthy of kindness and understanding, especially from yourself.
This was a reply on Forgiveness Friday:
Sincerely, internet stranger, get help.
What is the point of wildly, purposefully ignoring the intention of a post about mental health and self compassion so that you can make a snarky reply? Do you want internet points? Is it supposed to be funny?
The replies and reblog tags are full of people being sincere and embracing kindness, and now, this. There are a few people who felt compelled to say something like "no", and I truly do not understand the drive to do this.
It's Friday, and I'm here to hijack another day of your week!
Introducing:
✨FORGIVENESS FRIDAY✨
Here's the deal. Whatever thing you're convinced you screwed up this week, forgive yourself.
Having trouble letting it go and giving yourself absolution? Then I forgive you.
You are forgiven.
Go into the weekend knowing that whatever you are beating yourself up over doesn't make you less worthy of love and acceptance. You are still a good person, even if you made a mistake, or failed, or didn't do something you said you'd do.
Forgive yourself.
Forgiveness Friday
Forgiveness Friday Today I’m choosing Spirit over flesh.My flesh is dead — it doesn’t get a vote anymore.I’m living by the Spirit, walking in the light my Father placed inside me.And this little light of mine? I’m going to let it shine. My Father goes before me and makes every crooked place straight.I walk by faith, not by sight.I don’t worry about who’s against me, because the One who is for…
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In case y'all need this reminder like I do
Forgiveness Friday
A lot of people needing to be attacked today. Nothing I hate more then people not forgiving on forgiveness Fridays, we all need forgiveness today and it gets tiring reporting all these incidences to my bishop.
