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the moment you stop arguing with reality and reality finally stops winning.
means The act of receiving something offered, or of agreeing to or coming to terms with a fact, situation, or condition.
from From Latin 'acceptare,' a frequentative of 'accipere' — to receive or take to oneself — built from 'ad-' (to, toward) and 'capere' (to take, to seize), the same grasping root behind 'capture' and 'capable.' It traveled through Old French 'accepter' into English in the late Middle Ages, softening over centuries from the simple act of taking something into the quieter, more inward sense of taking something as it is.
- grief's last stage
- Kübler-Ross placed it fifth, after the fighting stops
- not surrender
- acknowledging what is, not approving of it
- therapy backbone
- ACT therapy builds whole treatment around accepting hard feelings
- college dread
- the letter teens refresh inboxes for nightly
- radical version
- a DBT skill for surviving the unchangeable
paris climate agreement — 196 countries accepted the accord in 2015 to limit global warming
fda drug approval process — fda acceptance of a new drug requires clinical trial data meeting specific efficacy standards
college admission letters — harvard, stanford, mit send acceptance letters each spring to admitted applicants