The Acceptance Dr BB refers to is the need to be loved and embraced for who you are, with all your strengths and weaknesses, without conditions or expectations of change. For example: Consider a person who comes out as LGBTQ+ to their family. Accepting and supporting them without trying to change their sexual orientation or gender identity is crucial for their emotional well-being. Such acceptance fosters trust and a sense of belonging within the family. Children who feel accepted by their parents have better relationships not only with their family but also with peers.
Join Dr BB to find out more about your Acceptance need and whether this basic need has been fulfilled. If not, what are some possible consequences and find the courage to self-assess so you are aware in order to make positive changes.
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