Hey everyone! So I'm back again with another post. I'm just going to be campaigning for my next talk that is coming up this Sunday at 1pm. It will be a talk on radical acceptance and I want to thank- and another thing for- I'm asking this question about what radical acceptance is. So radical acceptance is actually a DBT skill which is called dialectical behavioral therapy. It is a way of using logic and actual strategic acts in rational thinking to able to better inform your emotional responses to very strong things, right? So radical acceptance is a good way of describing a type of radical acceptance is accepting that we're all going to die one day, right? No one lives forever and what is the consequences of denying that?

Yes, this is bringing some knowledge to the streets I'm very much looking forward because I believe we all need to have our toolbox for the self Ready to use them whenever and I actually don't know that term so educate me darling