You practice self-acceptance
Not all of us can be a person who is so open to their faults that they publicly make fun of their pitfalls, but people with a light-hearted attitude do practice more self-acceptance than most.
Good-humored individuals embrace their flaws and laugh them off (and let them go) in a healthy way. And it's something others should work toward: Self-acceptance is a key to a happier life, but it's not always practiced all that often .
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