Quotes About Acceptance

This is just the way life is – sometimes cruel, sometimes beautiful, all the time confusing and frightening and exhilarating – and we just have to deal with it. That'swhat freedom is.

Drink freely the wine life offers you and don't worry how much you spill.

There are only three rules in life. Traffic is real, Fire Burns and You Cannot Fly

If you were given the chance to be reborn after your death, buy you could only come back as a squirrel, would you complain?

The holes in my shoes and the holes in my jeans make me whole!

Don't be angry at your smile

You will realize your life is most peaceful when you actually stop caring or worrying about things and situations you can not change.

When the doors begin to close, the mind begins to open.

We don't have all the answers. A few months ago, that would have driven me crazy. Now I know sometimes you have to just take life for what it is instead of worrying about what might happen.

Life is never just in your own hands ...

In the bigger scheme of things, we are two pawns... waiting for life to make its move.#Fatalist

Aversion to change is denial of destiny.

Change is not something you do. Change is something you allow.

Go ahead and point out my flaws and weaknesses to me. In doing so it's just something to get excited about! Knowing there's a flaw that my Heavenly Daddy wants to make beautiful is rather exciting!

Give yourself permission to let it hurt but also allow yourself the permission to let it heal.

Count your blessings, discount you're loses

I am not afraid of how the LGTB community reacts on Christians, but how Christians react back.

Sadness is a part of life

Contentment is the spirit of joyful existence.

If she opened the closet with her skeletons, they might drag her in with them.

The best we can do is take the history we have and deal with it.

You see every day of life as a bonus once you have inner peace.

Maturity' really means: being very unsurprised by, and calm around, pain and disappointment.

It's as though you had lost an arm or leg but still instinctively reach out to feel your missing limb or try to walk again, placing your entire weight on something that no longer is there.