Quote by Jean Anouilh

Our entire life - consists ultimately in accepting ourselves as we are.

Our entire life - consists ultimately in accepting ourselves

Summary

This quote suggests that one of the key aspects of leading a fulfilling life is the acceptance of oneself. It emphasizes that true happiness and contentment are achieved when we fully embrace and recognize our own unique qualities, flaws, and limitations. Instead of constantly aspiring to be someone else or seeking external validation, accepting ourselves as we are allows us to cultivate a deep sense of self-worth, leading to a more authentic and meaningful existence.

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