It is tough to address your own flaws and imperfections, own them and then make the necessary corrections for self improvement.
It’s a work in progress.
4meAndyou · F
Admitting that we HAVE flaws is the first step. I think the hardest step for most people, however, is identifying those flaws. Especially if they are internal.
We can't rely on those outside of ourselves to observe us and then name our flaws, because those observers might, themselves, be deeply flawed.
We can't rely on those outside of ourselves to observe us and then name our flaws, because those observers might, themselves, be deeply flawed.
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TexChik · F
OH there are a lot. I can't blame them all on PTSD, though that accounts for the intemperate behavior around people I despise. My 14 year old daughter gave me a tune up the other day. After thinking about what she said I realized she was right. I thanked her for being open and honest with me and told her I depended upon her to continue to point those things out to me.
