Sentences with phrase «not body acceptance»

If that's not body acceptance, we don't know what is.

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In light of this, it is not enough for government bodies and policies to be more accepting of Chinese capital and immigration; a discussion needs to be had at the public level between local communities and newly - immigrated Chinese - Canadians as well in order to facilitate the acceptance and integration of new - comers into our diverse Canadian culture.

The act of acceptance — making the sign of the cross or blinking one's eyelids — was surely not the same as repentance, and administering the sacrament after death, of course, asked for no act of will at all, and was scarcely defendable even if one made the curious concession to time that the body must not be cold.

It's been a change I can not control, and my acceptance of my new, evolving body is similar to my...

Welcoming the questions about your child's changing body and sexual issues — and not treating them as dirty or embarrassing subjects — will help foster a healthy sense of self - acceptance in your child.

But the campaign for greater acceptance of nursing in public — and all those detractors who recoil when they see a mother feeding a baby just as her body is programmed to do — pales next to the startling image of Grumet feeding a boy who clearly doesn't need breast milk to thrive.

While mantras can help it's not just about saying it in our heads — it's about feeling the love for self and acceptance of self in our bodies at a cellular level.

What we didn't expect was the catharsis of standing side by side with our sisters in perfect imperfection, digging deep for acceptance of our new bodies, our new lives.

If you look at it closely, the sad truth is that the fat acceptance movement of today is nothing more than a pathetic excuse for not having to take care for yourself, instead of gaining more control over your body and the way it's being perceived.

I read the Body Fuel System from cover to cover and what I appreciated most was not just the incredible amount of information and advice, but the positive message of self - love and acceptance that Betty Rocker was spreading.

However, acceptance for Markle isn't reserved for just exercise and body care alone; it extends to her healthy self - image as well, which includes embracing her freckles.

She provides some good medical information about how blood sugar and hormones impact your diet (especially women) but she doesn't do a great job at showing body acceptance or real some of the psychological issues that plague women these days.

When you ALLOW yourself to feel thin, instead of forcing yourself to stop overeating... allow yourself to vibrate in a place of positive expectation, rather than assuming it won't work again... your vibration and self - acceptance are completely different, and your body and mind are invited to cooperate with your desires.

Next thing you know, you're adding intuitive eating, joyful movement, and body acceptance to the long list of «Things That Did Not Work For Me» (aka «Reasons Why I am a Failure»).

I don't argument that activity accordant teen individuals have never been available, as it has; however, this was mainly applicative to bodies who all - embracing or were in professions that provided them with acceptance to conversing with bodies from added parts of the world, but now, the boilerplate abandoned can bend up with accession online from a adapted continent.

Even the third - place Jury Prize awarded to French actress / director / hot mess Maïwenn's ensemble drama Polisse was made bearable by the spectacle of its bewildered creator, tangles of unkempt brown hair falling wildly about her — and a bright red dress valiantly struggling to stay attached to her body — taking to the stage, personally embracing every member of the jury, then panting her way through an acceptance speech that might still be going on if the band hadn't finally played her off.

««3 Generations» doesn't have a bad bone in its body, it's an expression of love, acceptance, strength, and honesty, values that could not be more necessary right now.»

Using these dolls instead of actual human bodies, Horvat compares aesthetic interventions with an innocent childhood game taken too far: adults unhappy with their appearance, a society obsessed with the ideal of beauty, and patients undergoing physical aggression and pain to achieve acceptance not only from others, but from themselves.

The two strippers confirmed their acceptance of Jesus to the Dispatch, but said they won't be leaving their jobs at the Foxhole anytime soon: «Our hearts are with Jesus, but our bodies are at the Foxhole,» Gina Hughes said.