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Loving yourself only on good days. When self-worth depends on your latest success
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- Nombre de pages196
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-59307-1
- EAN9783565593071
- Date de parution27/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
You're kind to yourself when you're productive. Patient when you're winning. Forgiving only after you've fixed the mistake. But what about the rest of the time-the ordinary days, the quiet failures, the moments when you're just being without achieving? Conditional self-acceptance is a quiet exhaustion.
This book names the silent agreement you made somewhere along the way: that you must earn your own compassion.
It traces how this bargain with yourself started, often as a survival mechanism in a world that rewards output over being. The result is a life where rest feels like laziness, mistakes feel like verdicts, and self-care becomes another task on the to-do list. Understanding this conditional love doesn't mean forcing unconditional acceptance overnight. It means recognizing the subtle ways you withhold kindness from yourself, and asking what would happen if you didn't have to be perfect to be worthy of your own warmth.
A gentle exploration of the space between performance and belonging.
It traces how this bargain with yourself started, often as a survival mechanism in a world that rewards output over being. The result is a life where rest feels like laziness, mistakes feel like verdicts, and self-care becomes another task on the to-do list. Understanding this conditional love doesn't mean forcing unconditional acceptance overnight. It means recognizing the subtle ways you withhold kindness from yourself, and asking what would happen if you didn't have to be perfect to be worthy of your own warmth.
A gentle exploration of the space between performance and belonging.
