Hidden?
It's really easy to assume anonymity gives power. And maybe it does, I'm not quite sure, but I am sure of what does really give us power. Immense power and power that nothing else can even come close to matching. And it is the opposite of anonymity.
Hello there, I'm the guy who calls himself "the Earthian".
I've always held on to being someone who likes to not come out. No, I'm not referring to introversion, which I'll get to some day. I have always believed the less people know about me, the better. I have had so many inhibitions, I have been so full of "flaws", and to be quite honest, I still have all of them. I am still flawed and I still have my fair share of inhibitions. Only now, I'm not scared of them anymore. I'm no longer scared of showing who I truly am to anyone who wants to know me, anyone who takes their effort to know who I am. That part of me that I used to be ashamed of was that part that truly described me and who I was the best and hiding it meant that was I lying to myself big time. The truth is there is no need to be ashamed of ourselves for no reason. There is no need for us to feel bad about not being the perfect person people have always thought of us to be. There absolutely no reason for us to feel belittled for who we are, what we believe in, what we hope for and how we are most importantly.
It's not wrong of people to set bars and benchmarks for us, it's what people do and it's what people have been doing for ages. It is however wrong of us accept those benchmarks and try to ace them. Because who cares? Honestly?
As long as you set your own bars and knock them out of the park, you're good.
Love, peace.
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