the pulchritudinious flaws carved in your body
It’s not your fault. It’s only normal to face strenuous lines without knowing how to push them to see what’s behind those curved lines. We are human; full of flaws and imperfections for we were born with the sins of the world that burden us as we grow older. We make mistakes, we try, and we live. That’s the process of trying to be better at all times.
We can’t really hinder the thoughts coming to tell us that our best wasn’t enough. But our efforts will always speak for us — hence we are just too focused on trying to prove that we can win, that we have already lost sight of our own endeavours. We have to do it but it doesn’t mean that we have to lose ourselves to reach that step.
This is humourous to hear these words from someone who’s a competitive and couldn’t even accept criticism and failures. That’s the flaw that I hide, but I tell you each times it occurs, I genuinely want to be better. It’s okay.
Do not apologize for trying to live. Mistakes are part of our lives, it shapes us into someone who’s better than before. It teaches us that failures are meant to be learned and that it is crucial to step one ahead to achieve our dreams. It’s alright to feel exhausted; it is your mind and body telling you that you also deserve to take a break from everything.
You don’t have to always thrive. Take a piece of chips, watch that movie, and rest.
To be human means embracing your weaknesses, and finding courage in that, and making a mistake despite of trying so hard not to. Because when a breathtaking twilight shows up, it is a reminder that tells that we are only human trying to hold on in life. It’s okay not to be better right now. We always come at a point that we get lost and trying to find our fragments of purpose, because that’s what makes us human.
We are filled with flaws, and that what’s makes us human.
