All of you is lovable.
What does that mean?
All the different parts of you are lovable.
What does THAT mean?
I mean that all the things that make up you, in the moment, are lovable. That includes all your feelings — even the ones you judge or disown (like fear, perhaps, or anger, or sadness). That includes all your body parts — even the ones you may not like so much.
Lots of things, in the past — bad and good — have contributed to what you are in this moment. But what you are, right now, is lovable.
Does that mean that you feel loved, or are loved?
I don’t know.
But I know that you are lovable.
All of you.
How do I know?
I’m very smart.
How can I prove that to you?
Read my friggin’ posts, people!
Thanks to humility, pride, and all the other parts of being human. And thanks to lovable you, for reading today.
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Hey, thanks for the lovable post 🙂
Back at ya, for this lovable comment.
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Thank you!
no problem
hahaha
brilliant
how appropriate for myself today
the theme has been on my mind, then I read your blog
funny innit
thank you Ann
You are most welcome, Robert. Thank you for reading and thank you for commenting.
Sometimes belief that you are loveable is difficult yet SO important.
Thanks for the reminder
I agree, and thank you for this comment.
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