标题: 8月08日英语故事：To Like more of Yourself [打印本页] 作者: 星期一 时间: 2010-8-8 00:25 标题: 8月08日英语故事：To Like more of Yourself
read the story carefully and then translate the phrases which are marked in red or write down what you get from the story to gain the score. 试着翻译红色的部分或者发表自己的看法.
Recently I turned to a friend who was riding in my car and asked her, “What do you like about yourself?” We rode in silence for several minutes. Finally, she turned to me and said, apologetically, “I can’t think of anything.”
I was stunned. My friend is intelligent, charming, and compassionate – yet she couldn’t see any of that.
I know she’s not alone. Low self-esteem has become the number-one issue plaguing women. Despite God’s assurance that he’s absolutely crazy about us, most of us can’t believe he means us. It’s like the cynical editor who tells the cub reporter, “If your mother says she loves you, check it out.”
I was a reporter for 12 years. One of the first things I learned in researching a story was “garbage in, garbage out.” If your raw date is flawed, you end up with a faulty conclusion. The same is true with how we see ourselves. If we lack self-confidence, maybe we’re working with flawed data.
The reality is, in hundreds of subtle ways, our culture, family, friends – even our thought life – conspire to undermine our confidence. We grow up in families void of affirmation, encouragement, and respect – the building blocks to self-confidence. Then we find ourselves smack dab in the middle of a world that lionizes Size Two Hollywood starlets and Barbie-doll figures. Our paycheck, our title, or some other artificial yardstick gives us temporary entrée into the world of The Accepted. But in our hearts, we know it isn’t real. How do we find our way to the truth?
The reality is, in hundreds of subtle ways, our culture, family, friends – even our thought life – conspire to undermine our confidence. We grow up in families void of affirmation, encouragement, and respect – the building blocks to self-confidence.
事实是，上百种方式，我们的文化，家庭，朋友，，甚至我们的想法生活。。共同减弱我们的自信。我们在家庭的影响尊重下长大。建立了我们的自信作者: zzh_329 时间: 2010-8-9 11:06
The reality is, in hundreds of subtle ways, our culture, family, friends – even our thought life – conspire to undermine our confidence. We grow up in families void of affirmation, encouragement, and respect – the building blocks to self-confidence.
现实中，有上百种潜在的方法，我们的文化，家庭，朋友，甚至我们的价值观都在暗中破坏我们的自信。我们成长伴随着家长们的肯定，鼓励，和爱护，这都是自信心的由来作者: yimpatric 时间: 2010-9-29 22:25
to have a look in chinese!作者: sunnytung 时间: 2010-9-30 14:52
The reality is, in hundreds of subtle ways, our culture, family, friends – even our thought life – conspire to undermine our confidence.
事实是，数百种的方法，我们的文化，家庭，评语-伸直是我们对生活的想法-都在渐渐削弱我们的信心。作者: gtkehai 时间: 2010-12-26 17:17
To Like more of Yourself作者: float 时间: 2010-12-31 15:37
The reality is, in hundreds of subtle ways, our culture, family, friends – even our thought life – conspire to undermine our confidence. We grow up in families void of affirmation, encouragement, and respect – the building blocks to self-confidence.
事实上，很多方面都在侵蚀着我们的自信，如我们的文化、家庭、朋友，甚至我们对人生的看法，。 我们在一个缺乏肯定、鼓励和尊重的家庭长大， 这些都阻止了自信的培养。作者: memphy 时间: 2011-1-9 21:48
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