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7. Unless you suffer from a disease, real (unlike imagined) food allergies, or a compulsive eating disorder that dictates your diet, kindly embrace the fact that your body is not all that fragile.
I would tell her to love fully, live freely and speak kindly, to embrace every walk of life no matter what the cool crowd says, to wear sunscreen, stop when she's full, and know that five drinks are more than enough.
Instead of pacifying yourself with addictions when you feel anxious, depressed, scared, shamed, lonely, or heartbroken, kindly and compassionately embrace your feelings with an intent to learn about what you might be doing to cause them, or about how others or events might be causing them.
Of course, Sanders knows that he has little chance of winning anything in 2016, and not just because American voters don't tend to take kindly to candidates who embrace "Scandinavian-style socialism".
France has recently given us "The Kindly Ones" and "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" — the first distasteful, the other pretentious, and both eagerly embraced by a readership keen to be chastened for its middle-class pieties.
It's an odd conflict of influences that sees hipsters drinking imported PBR ("a shit beer" as an American kindly warns us), while simultaneously embracing craft beer that's been lovingly brewed rather than mass-produced.
While officialdom protected him, the most critical sector of the Catholic Church doesn't look kindly on that embrace between the sickle and the cross.
