Hi again.
Thank you for your thoughts.
I have to agree and it's why I have such respect for people who are actively working recovery and personal growth.
It's why I say here that they are all warriors.
To get fucking honest and be personally accountable takes enormous courage! Especially in a society that views mistakes as "weak" or "bad" and that encourages dishonesty, personal gain and pretty narcissistic behaviour as being "successful".
So I must agree with you. But I'd say we are all like this when we get to the point where the fear of staying the same outweighs the fear of change. :D
Yes. So true. You know, it took me beginning my own journey toward mental un-fuckery to understand the weight of such words, and the weight that people actively striving towards better carry within themselves <3
Now, I've learned to alter my own perspective, and have little patience for people who judge you more by past mistakes than by current efforts to change. I think change is always possible.
Must agree.
For me. It's personal accountability. I trust people who own their mistakes and make an effort to learn from them and not repeat them.
The rest I don't judge because I've been there, but sadly they can't be trusted because they aren't really "awake" and may make more and worse mistakes.
:/
Or worse. They may know and lie about it. 😬 Then they can really be dangerous. 👍🏻