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How Do You Perceive and Handle Your Own Flaws and Imperfections?
Everyone is flawed and imperfect. Do you embrace or resist your flaws and imperfections?
Nobody is perfect. And I mean NOBODY.
It doesn’t matter who you are, where you came from, or anything else at all that you can think of — NOBODY IS PERFECT.
What’s more — perfection, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. That which you might identify as perfect I might see as an imperfect, ridiculous mess. And vice versa.
Everyone has flaws and imperfections. Yes, everyone. All the nearly 8 billion people on this planet are flawed and imperfect.
Flaws and imperfections are utterly subjective. And most of the time, what we perceive as flawed and/or imperfect is a product solely of our unique, individual perspective.
It doesn’t help that society tends to imply or outright state that flaws and imperfections are undesirable. Or that they make you weak.
It takes something normal and natural and turns it into a mental health issue and a source of anxiety and depression.
