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It wasn't until I was 26 years old that I truly accepted who I was and began taking the steps necessary to be myself.
So, despite the fact that I outed myself as an alcoholic before I truly accepted it myself (ha!), I am incredibly grateful to whatever it was inside me that got my blacked-out ass up and onto the computer that night.
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Only when I finally spoke to someone, did I truly accept that I was depressed.
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It was during this time I could truly accept who I was as a person and no longer feared being different.
And I feel loved, valued, respected, and truly accepted for who I am.
There were a number of reasons, but most had to do with what felt to me like a "boys' club" culture, and the concern that I would never be truly accepted as an equal in that world.
You are a TOTAL NERD!" Honestly, I am beginning to feel truly accepted by the Olivias, the Chloes, and the Madisons of planet Earth.
It was only once I began to truly accept my diagnosis that I was able to move beyond it and begin to focus on not just living but learning to thrive despite my diagnosis.
It might not be a new act, yet I don't feel it's one which will ever be truly accepted in modern Britain.
I mean, really, truly, accept and make peace with the place you are currently in.
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