Acceptance

When I think of acceptance, there is a word for it that is bigger than tolerance. Acceptance goes further and includes fully being empathetic with others and showing great service and appreciation and love and not being off-putting to others. It means asking if something doesn't feel right and for me letting others know what my needs are. It means being informed and open to sharing opinions when others need them. Acceptance is thrown around a lot but it shows exceptional opportunity when you accept somebody without reservations. When you feel like you can be yourself around them and be your true compassionate person around them. It means showing that you care even when you have a bad day. It means these things and more. I tolerate you is in my opinion saying that people put up with you. Acceptance means that they will do anything for you when you are having a bad day and can share your life and touch them well. I choose acceptance and I choose to bring everyone love.

When I Live For Compassion, I Make Room For Others

Being well-trained and continually compassionate, I have seen a huge stretch in my giving back to others and have seen myself continue to be tested and tempted to do things that take up plenty of time. I make plenty of room for others and due to when I hang out it ends up being highly quality time, people strengthen and continue to make their own struggles wilt miraculously when I hang out with them and I acknowledge that I have quality friends. Sometimes I think I have too many, but the quality of strong friendships I have continue to strive continually in how I listen for the still small voice and how I should have compassion and why I do that. Miracles of this is because I used to be exceptionally vocally demonstratively angry and this further questioned how I could ever have compassion, but I have had compassion for years. Serious compassion that can lift the soul of each other and I live for keeping my friends continually pieced together and close and I am beyond lucky to have great friends that see me living for compassion every single day. And this gives me comfort and makes me a strong leader.