Quotes about shame

Shame is like a prison from which only you hold the key.

Don’t be ashamed of your scars, they are a reminder of your strength.

Shame cannot survive in the presence of self-love.

Shame is the enemy of growth and healing.

Shame is a heavy burden to carry, but letting it go sets you free.

The only way to overcome shame is through vulnerability and self-acceptance.

Shame is a thief that steals your joy and replaces it with self-doubt.

Your worth is not defined by the mistakes you’ve made, but by how you rise above them.

Shame thrives in secrecy, but loses its power in the light of truth.

Shame is a sign that you are pushing past your comfort zone and stepping into growth.

Shame is not a reflection of who you are, but of who you think you should be.

Shame tells us we are flawed, but it is our imperfections that make us human.

Shame is the voice that keeps us small, but vulnerability is the key to breaking free.

Shame is not a permanent state, it is a passing cloud that can be replaced with self-compassion.

Shame is a prison of the mind that can only be unlocked with the key of self-forgiveness.

Shame may knock you down, but resilience will always lift you back up.

Shame is a wall that keeps us from connecting with others, but vulnerability is the bridge to true intimacy.

Shame is an invitation to heal the parts of ourselves that we have deemed unworthy.

Quotes about shame part 2

Shame cannot survive in an environment of love and acceptance.

Shame is not a mark of weakness, but a sign of a sensitive and compassionate heart.

The only way to overcome shame is to shine a light on the parts of ourselves that we fear the most.

Shame is the fear of being seen for who we really are, but it is in that vulnerability that we find our true strength.

Shame may try to define us, but it is up to us to rewrite our own story.

Shame is a shield that we use to protect ourselves from judgment, but it also keeps us from truly living.

Shame tells us that we are unworthy, but it is in our moments of shame that we have the opportunity to show ourselves compassion.

Shame is not an indicator of failure, but of growth and self-awareness.

Shame is a heavy backpack that we carry, but it is in letting go of the weight that we can truly fly.

Shame is a mirror that distorts our self-image, but it is in accepting our flaws that we find true beauty.

Shame is a teacher that shows us what we need to heal and grow.

Shame may try to define us, but it is our resilience that determines our destiny.

Shame is the voice of our inner critic, but it is up to us to replace it with the voice of self-compassion.

Shame may be loud, but self-acceptance is a powerful silence.

Shame is a wall that keeps us from truly connecting with others, but vulnerability is the key to building bridges.

Shame is a wound that can only be healed with self-love and acceptance.

Shame is a heavy burden, but it is in sharing our stories that we find strength to carry it.

Shame is the fear of not being enough, but it is in embracing our imperfections that we find our true worth.

Shame may whisper in our ear, but it is up to us to choose whether to listen or to rise above.

Shame is a wall that keeps us from fully experiencing joy and connection, but vulnerability is the key to unlocking the door.

Shame is a prison that we lock ourselves in, but it is within our power to set ourselves free.

Shame may try to define us, but it is our resilience that determines our destiny.

Shame is a mirror that distorts our self-image, but it is in accepting our flaws that we find true beauty.

Shame is a teacher that shows us what we need to heal and grow.

Shame may try to define us, but it is our resilience that determines our destiny.

Shame is the voice of our inner critic, but it is up to us to replace it with the voice of self-compassion.

Shame may be loud, but self-acceptance is a powerful silence.

Shame is a wall that keeps us from truly connecting with others, but vulnerability is the key to building bridges.

Shame is a wound that can only be healed with self-love and acceptance.

Shame is a heavy burden, but it is in sharing our stories that we find strength to carry it.

Shame is the fear of not being enough, but it is in embracing our imperfections that we find our true worth.

Shame may whisper in our ear, but it is up to us to choose whether to listen or to rise above.