It Is What It Is Sticker Pack (3 Styles), Self Acceptance and ACT Therapy Quote, 6x6 Vinyl Stickers, Social Emotional & Feelings Sticker
$16.14 $18.99
Sometimes, the healthiest thing you can do is admit the truth and move forward.
It is what it is.
This 3-sticker pack from Penguin Imprints is built around self-acceptance, emotional awareness, and the idea that recognizing reality is often the first step toward growth, healing, and doing better next time.
Each sticker is 6x6 inches, printed on premium 3M sticker paper and protected with a 3M laminate for durability, vibrant color, and long-lasting use on laptops, notebooks, water bottles, and more.
⭐ What’s Included (3 Styles / 3 Stickers)
You’ll receive three unique designs, each representing a different emotional tone and visual approach to the same message:
1️⃣ The Shrug of Acceptance
A bold penguin mascot literally shrugging — the visual embodiment of acceptance. This design leans into humor and realism, reminding you that not everything needs fixing before you move on.
2️⃣ The Badge / Seal Design
A clean, circular emblem style that feels official and grounded. This version reflects clarity, balance, and emotional regulation — perfect for journaling, planning, or therapeutic spaces.
3️⃣ The Graffiti / Street Style
Raw, expressive lettering paired with the penguin as a stamped mark. This one captures exact feelings in the moment — honest, imperfect, and real.
Together, the pack represents different ways we process acceptance, making it ideal for self-reflection or gifting.
📐 Sticker Details
Size: 6 x 6 inches (each)
Quantity: Pack of 3 (one of each style)
Material: 3M sticker paper
Finish: 3M laminate for protection and longevity
Use: Indoor or outdoor on smooth surfaces
💭 Why This Sticker Pack Matters
This design connects strongly with concepts used in ACT therapy (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) and social-emotional learning — acknowledging exact thoughts and feelings instead of resisting them.
Perfect for anyone working through:
self acceptance
emotional regulation
relationships and communication
recognizing hidden feelings
understanding emotional zones