Quotes About Self-acceptance

You are perfect, not tomorrow, not in the future, but today.

Find your uniqueness and embrace it with pride.

Create new daily choices to embrace that you are good enough and you are worthy enough, just as you are, right now.

First step to success is to drop what we are not and accept who we are. Always be yourself.

Instead of trying to hide yourself from the world, make it your signature trait. Make what most people think to be the worst of you become something your proud of.

We often lose ourselves to where we think we should be, rather than celebrate where we already are.

As a child, my clothes were always tailored to be oversized, because I quickly outgrew them and then needed bigger ones. As an adult, I still don't cut my coat according to size

Stop rejecting that unique pathway that was designed exclusively for you. Embrace your destiny, respect yourself and love others.

Just don't be afraid to be who you are and you will be successful.

Embrace your imperfections.Fancy your flaws.Flaunt your blemishes.Adore your birthmarks.Laugh off glitches.Discuss your setbacks.Don't call your mistakes 'Regrets'Call them 'Lessons

When you stop comparing yourself with others, you begin respecting your own uniqueness.

True success is accepting yourself for what you have to offer rather than for what you cannot do.

If you like who you are then losing yourself isn't a choice! But if you don't like yourself, get lost.

Success is not about how others feel about you, its about how you feel about yourself.

I used to worry about the labels others placed on me… until I realized my limitations weren't coming from their labels, but from my own.

When I was in school the teachers told me practice makes perfect; then they told me nobody's perfect so I stopped practicing.

You can have pride in what you do each day, but not arrogance in what you were born with.

It was not the only disappointment my mother felt in me. In the years that followed, I failed her so many times, each time asserting my own will, my right to fall short of expectations. I didn't get straight As. I didn't become class president. I didn't get into Stanford. I dropped out of college. For unlike my mother, I did not believe I could be anything I wanted to be. I could only be me.

I was returning with myself whole and unbroken—limbs, mind, and spirit. I had discarded pride, that useless burden of self-importance

My mission, should I choose to accept it, is to find peace with exactly who and what I am. To take pride in my thoughts, my appearance, my talents, my flaws and to stop this incessant worrying that I can't be loved as I am.

I will not adjust myself to the world. I am adjusted to myself.

I'm neurotic--in the sense that I live in my world. I will not adjust myself to the world. I am adjusted to myself.

He was whispering over and over again the same phrase, "You have the body of an angel. It is impossible that such a body should have a sex. You have the body of an angel." The anger swept over Fay like a fever, an anger at his moving his penis away from her hand. She sat up, her hair wild about her shoulders, and said, "I am not an angel, Albert. I am a woman. I want you to love me as a woman.

I was shy, withdrawn, and read obsessionally. But I never wanted to be anyone else other than me.