Philo 11: Accepting Me, Accepting You

Intersubjectivity

Relatedness to others in shared experiences.

Social Animal

Humans thrive in societal interactions.

Self-Acceptance

Unconditional acceptance of oneself for fulfillment.

Positive Influence

Positive people inspire others to reframe perspectives.

Loving Encounter

Deep connection beyond casual interactions.

Acceptance

Acknowledgment that brings peace, despite pain.

Fromm's Love Theory

Love requires maturity, not mere sentiment.

Love Object

Focus on whom to love, not how to love.

Crystallization of Love

Transition from infatuation to enduring love.

Loneliness in Love

Intense feelings indicate prior emotional isolation.

Mastery of Theory

Understanding love concepts for successful relationships.

Mastery of Practice

Applying love theories in real-life situations.

Ultimate Concern

Prioritizing love as a central life focus.

Things I Can Control

Choices, attitude, and grades are manageable.

Things I Cannot Control

Genetic traits and age are predetermined.

Emotional Aspect

Deep emotional connections with others and life.

Acceptance Challenges

Acceptance often involves pain and difficulty.

Supportive Environment

Positive upbringing fosters self-acceptance.

Peace in Acceptance

Finding tranquility through acknowledging reality.

Being with Others

Shared existence enhances human experience.

Love as a Choice

Loving involves conscious decisions, not impulses.

Emotional Depth

Ability to connect deeply with feelings.