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Shalen's belief that being accepted by others makes a person feel satisfied because they are treated unfairly and when they are treated like a real person they think that they actually matter.

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Shalen's belief that the desire to belong overpowers the desire to act morally good is correct. This leads many good people to do bad things that they wouldn't do otherwise. I do believe in the correctness of Shalen's when it was said by her that oneself is more likely to act in the ways of others rather than than the latter option of action in a way that is deemed morally right. Many people of this kind are in dire need of acceptance of themselves, rather than the other opinions they believe are needed and correct.

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Shalen's belief is right that fitting In a group can be more satisfying then being oneself, but someone does not  have to completely change themself to fit in a group.

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Shalen’s belief that, “being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself” is correct because people are insecure when they aren’t accepted by others, and they will believe that something is wrong with them. Until people are accepted by others they will have a difficult time accepting themselves.

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Shalen's belief that being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself is better because people want to fit in a group and are scared to be made fun of.

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Shalen’s accusation that being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself is true because being accepted by everyone feels better than accepting themself when no one accepts them back.

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Shalen’s belief because being accepted by other people it makes you feel better but  it doesn’t matter how we dress , where are we from , we are all equal and each person has difrent personality and if they don’t choose  to be thereselfs it’s because they can be scared if they don’t get accepted by others .

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Shalen’s belief that “Often being accepted by others is more satisfying then being accepted by oneself” is correct and incorrect because it is true but is not morally good. To be the best person, one must accept themself. It is more satisfying to be a part of the popular group and to be thought highly of, but later none of that will matter.

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Shalen's belief that being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself because when others accept someone it makes people feel better about themselves but when people try to accept themselves it's harder to do so they rely on other people to accept their personality.

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Shalen’s belief that being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself is correct and incorrect. Initially being accepted by others is more important but eventually accepting your self will make you happy and not needing the approval of others.

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Shalen's belief is being accepted by other are more satisfying than being accepted by them self because people just want to be accepted by the people around them more than being accepting with there self.

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Shalen’s belief that being accepted by others is better than being accepted by oneself because when other people accept who someone is, they feel better about themselves and don’t feel like a lonely person.

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Shalen’s belief that “Often being excepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by ones self” I believe this is true because sometimes when a person feels they are being accepted they lose themselves in fear of being hated.

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Shalen's belief is relatable because it simply feels good to be accepted, because when an individual accepts themselves, they know the opinion of themselves and not others. This is the reason why many are lead to do unspeakable things for others, simply for the recognition of the more "popular" kids.

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I can relate with shalen's belief that is satisfy to be accept by others but if I  had pressured to be laughing at someone else I will look back at it what if I was the one that they are laughing at.

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shalen’s belief that being accepted is nothing of the hardest things but it  is satisfying being accepted by others.

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Shalen's belief that all people should be accepted by who they are and not by where they came from or by what they look like or act. They should be accepted by who they are and not who they should be, because we should let them live how they want to live and not how we want hem to live.

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When it comes to being accepted by others, it depends on those who would be the others. If one sees oneself as below others, they will strive to be accepted by them. If it is believed that one is an equal to the others, an opinion from oneself is seen as just as valid as all others.

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Shalen’s belief  is correct because people want to be expected by others. The also want to be seen as something or as someone else. Just so people would except them people are will to lose their identity.

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Shalen’s belief that sometimes you may not care what others think but there are also the times when one might think that being accepted by the others is better than accepting yourself, is incorrect because, you can have a desire to belong but also having a sense of self acceptance is more important than others thoughts.

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Shalen's  belief that it is better that they are in a group that assures you it is better because they do not jusgarian because they are your group that crows you.

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Shalen's belief that "being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself" is correct because being accepted by peers is a pressure that almost all students face. Sometimes, a person is accepted by others once they accept themselves.

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Shalen's believes that being accepted is seen as more important than accepting themselves  because people want to fit in more than they want to accept their self for who they are.

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Eve Shalen's statements seem correct because I feel like everyone has felt left out and wish they weren't, to the point where they forget their morales and values. Eve Shalen writes, "Often being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself, even though satisfaction does not last. Too often our actions are determined by the moment"(Shalen Paragraph 3).

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Shalen's belief that “Often being accepted by others is more satisfying then being accepted by oneself ” is correct because most people think that being accepted by the majority of society means that they are now one of them and are now popular. This is because they are longing to be accepted by society and need to be satisfied with their acceptance. I can relate to Shalen's story and I also think that everyone can relate to her story because as humans we all long to be accepted even when our own morals have to be broken in order to fit in.

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Shalen's beliefs that people are not going to be themselves anymore people just being what people want them  to be and no what they wanted them to be they have will like to be , you will make them happy but you will not be happy with yourself .

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Shalen's belief of being accepted by a group of people is more satisfying than being who a person really is. It's human nature to try and assimilate but people should learn how to accept themselves instead of becoming someone else.

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Shalen's belief that being accepted by others is more important is incorrect. Often when people accept themselves, they are accepted by others, making acceptance by oneself much more impactful on one's identity.

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Shalen's belief that being accepted by others rather than being accepted by one self is correct because people feel more accepted to a certain group compared to being accepted by oneself where you believe that people feel accepted, but deep down, they know they aren't, thus feeling less accepted.

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Shalen's belief that "being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself" is accurate when society is influenced  by peer pressure. When students are influenced by peer pressure they can feel as if they have to participate in an action that their friends participate in.

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Shalen's belief is correct in the way that being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself because being accepted by others makes a person feel welcome like they have friends. This could cause a student to feel pressure to make fun of someone else to feel included.

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Do you agree with Shalen's belief that "Often being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself"?  Why or why not? Can you relate to Shalen's story? Respond to TWO other posts thoughtfully and thoroughly.