Be Aware

A 4-frame self-acceptance webcomic strip featuring colorful heart characters. Upper Left: A pink heart character looking through binoculars. A red heart character is holding their binoculars in front theml They look at the pink heart with an unsure expression on their face. Text above the red heart says: So what do we do with these? Text above the pink heart says: We have to be aware. Upper Right: The pink heart character has put their binoculars down and turned to look at the red heart character. Text aboe the red heart says: Of what? Text above the pink heart says: Of how we feel and speak about ourselves. Lower Left: A closeup of the red heart looking through their binoculars. There are reflections of an angry red heart character in the binoculars. Text above the red heart reads: I think I found something. Lower Right: The pink heart character holds their binoculars in one hand and puts the other on the red heart’s shoulder. The red red heart character is now smiling. Text above the pink heart says: I had to learn to stop beating myself up too. Frame 5: Red and pink heart characters looking through binoculars. Text above them reads: Follow for more self-acceptance and color therapy tips!

Stop looking for excuses to beat yourself up. Stop searching for reasons to torture yourself. Stop searching for things to feel bad about.

What if instead you started paying attention to how you feel and why?

What if you treated yourself with kindness?

What if you accepted the positive things people said about you as fact?

Remember, Most of us didn’t suddenly wake up feeling less than good about ourselves. 

It took time to get there and it’ll take time to get out of it too!

Learn more about how being aware helps you practice self-acceptance.


 

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