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Grey areas we cover up by calling them flaws. Our "flaws" are what differentiate us from one another. Not only are we different, but everyone has their own way of dealing with these differences. Some like to wear them as accessories, others try to hide them beneath the surface, and then there are those who don't give a damn about them. I respect all of them, and why shouldn't we? Right?

Some flaws are like colors filling up our lives like a rainbow; some are like asteroids, and others are like shooting stars. They look beautiful while breaking and end up turning us into something we may or may not want to become. These imperfections, in their varied forms, add depth and dimension to our lives. They shape our experiences, molding our perspectives and influencing our actions.

All that matters in this process is the acknowledgment and acceptance of these flaws. In the end, they define us, right?

What are these flaws?

Why are they so important?

Why are they a part of us and society?

Why do they impact us?

Let's find out the answers to all the "Whats" and "Whys" together.

I overthink, they say, and consider it my main flaw. What I think about it is that I like to think through things, understand the things better, process them, plan if required, and consider future perspectives. This trait allows me to delve deeply into issues, seeking to understand them from every angle, though it sometimes leads to paralysis by analysis.

Is it a flaw? I don't know. What is it? What do I consider it? Definitely a characteristic of my personality. It's something that makes me, me. It drives my need for clarity and thoroughness, yet it also can be a source of anxiety and second-guessing.

I consider my bluntness and straightforward behavior one of my biggest flaws. It often lands me on a sinking ship with no lifeboat. Some people see it as a good trait, valuing honesty and transparency, while others see it as abrasive and unkind. This duality of perception highlights the complexity of human nature and relationships.

It's complicated to label these traits, but we can dig into them to become more conscious of them. Self-awareness is the first step towards growth and acceptance. By understanding our flaws, we can learn to navigate them, embracing the strengths they bring while mitigating their drawbacks.

There are more flaws I could list, but I'd love to hear from you all. What are the imperfections you grapple with? How do they shape your life? Let's share and explore together.

I am ready to hunt this treasure with you. Are you?

@prokopetz

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These questions reflect the extremes of human experience, oscillating between isolation and connection, indifference and deep emotional investment. Each "what if" represents a choice, a potential path that shapes who we are and how we interact with the world around us.

This is likely to become a series, as our minds are labyrinths filled with countless "what ifs." I'd love to write down all my "what ifs" and hear many more from all of you.

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Never let your emotions overpower you: Emotions Mastery

At times, our emotions lead us into situations that turn us into mere clowns. While we all acknowledge that communication is key, there are moments when we find ourselves becoming puppets to our emotions, setting aside our conscience in the process and letting the damage happen. It's crucial to maintain control and balance, ensuring that our emotions don't dictate our actions and decisions. When we allow our emotions to take the reins, we often act impulsively, saying or doing things we later regret. It's important to pause, reflect, and respond thoughtfully rather than reactively. By acknowledging and understanding our emotions, we can better manage them and prevent them from controlling us. Remember, emotions are a natural part of being human, but it's how we handle them that truly defines us. & Mastering emotions strengthens our inner power.

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“Being brave doesn’t mean you aren’t scared. Being brave means you are scared, really scared, badly scared, and you do the right thing anyway.”

— Neil Gaiman

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Encountering this post brought me back to a profound moment of realization. I'm content with what I've let go (not meant for me), and I'm grateful for what I possess. Life encompasses learning, leadership, growth, and endless transformations. Embrace life's myriad experiences and stand high.

@writing-prompt-s @written-on-polaroids @writingprompts @life @remanence-of-love

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