Here’s something that shouldn’t exist, according to somebody:
That caught my eye yesterday, perhaps because I spend so much time, as a psychotherapist, hearing stories about things that shouldn’t exist, including child abuse, discrimination, physical pain, emotional pain, and social injustice.
What helps me and others deal with things that shouldn’t exist? Radical acceptance.
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Do you see things in today’s blog post that shouldn’t exist?
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Speaking of being annoying, I’ve noticed that the readership for this blog has been way down lately — does that mean this blog shouldn’t exist?
Here’s my answer: I blog primarily for my own self care and resilience during challenging times, so I work on radically accepting whatever happens when I send each daily post out into the world.
Here’s what I find when I search for “shouldn’t exist” on YouTube.
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Maybe there are reasons why gratitude shouldn’t exist, but it always exists here!
