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When We Love A Person, We Accept Him Or Her Exactly As Is: The Lovely With The Unlovely, The Strong With The Fearful, The True Mixed In With The Façade, And Of Course, The Only Way We Can Do It Is By Accepting Ourselves That Way.

Try Your Best To Make Goodness Attractive. That's One Of The Toughest Assignments You'll Ever Be Given.

Feeling Good About Ourselves Is Essential In Our Being Able To Love Others.

It Is One Of The Paradoxes Of Parenting, And Often A Painful Paradox, That Even As Our Children Need Us For Love And Trust, They Also Need Us For Honest Differing. It's Not Only Over Limits And Rules...[but Also] About What We Represent In The Way Of Culture, Traditions, And Values. We Owe It To Our Children To Let Them Know What We Believe, And If They Differ With Us, We Owe It To Them To Be Honest Adversaries, For It Is Through This Honest Confrontation That Children Can Grow Into Adults Who Have A Firm Sense Of Their Place In The Sequence Of The Generations.

Our Children Are Extensions Of Ourselves In Ways Our Parents Are Not, Nor Our Brothers And Sisters, Nor Our Spouses.