We all have flaws from "summary" of It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover
When we look at ourselves, we often see our own flaws more clearly than anyone else. We become hyper-aware of every imperfection, every mistake, every regret. It's as if we're constantly searching for evidence that we're not good enough, that we're not worthy of love or happiness. But what we fail to realize is that everyone around us is just as flawed as we are. We all have our own struggles, our own insecurities, our own demons that we battle every day. Some flaws are obvious, like a scar on our skin that we can't hide. Others are more hidden, buried deep within us where no one else can see. But they're there, shaping who we are and how we see the world. It's easy to forget that the people we admire, the ones we look up to, also have their own flaws. They may not talk about them, they may not show them to the world, but they're there. And just like us, they're doing their best to navigate through life despite their imperfections. Understanding that we all have flaws can help us be more compassionate towards ourselves and others. Instead of judging or criticizing, we can offer understanding and support. We can see beyond the surface and recognize the humanity in each person, knowing that we're all struggling in our own way. So let's embrace our flaws, accept them as a part of who we are. Let's be kinder to ourselves, forgiving our mistakes and learning from them. And let's remember that we're not alone in our imperfections, that we're all in this together, trying to make sense of this messy, beautiful thing called life.
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