Our self talk matters

[southernsoul 773]

A friend of mine posted this on FB & I think it's a really important message. The things we say to ourselves MATTER, in the same way that the words we direct at other people matter. Why are we so often willing to treat ourselves with less kindness and consideration than we would extend to someone else?

http://www.upworthy.com/first-these-women-were-offended-then-they-realized-who-was-being-offensive?c=ufb1

[Arts137 1,811]

AMEN, Sister

[gmanbat 5,889]

Liked it!

Men do this crap, too.

If I worked for a boss that talked to me like I USED TO talk to me I would walk off the job ....hopefully before I busted his jaw.

[Fluffnomore 1,235]

It's interesting. My husband is the worst "fat talker" out there. He is a performer and feels that everyone judges on appearance. They do, but not solely. We have had this conversation a lot…I know fat shaming exists in the profession, but no one can possibly be worse to him than he is to himself. He is working with the therapist on this too. This is a multi-layered beast...