Still Me: A Journey to Self-Acceptance
Maybe I’m Not Perfect… But I’m Still Me
There are days when I look in the mirror and I don’t recognize the person staring back. Not because I’ve changed drastically, but because the world has made me question if the real me is even enough.
Sometimes, I feel like I’m in a race I didn’t sign up for. A race to be smarter, prettier, funnier, more liked. A race where it’s never okay to slow down, never okay to be unsure, never okay to just... be.
I’ve tried being perfect. I’ve tried hiding the messy parts, the tears I cry quietly at night, the times I laugh too loudly, or speak too honestly. But the more I tried to erase my flaws, the more I felt erased myself.And here’s what I’ve realised — maybe I was never meant to be perfect.
Maybe I was just meant to be real.
It’s the quiet kindness I give, even when I’m hurting. It’s the silly doodles in the back of my notebook. It’s the way my heart beats faster when I talk about things I love. That’s me. And that’s enough.
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