we are imperfectly perfect


There is a perfection in being imperfect...



It's OK to be imperfect
we don't have to be pretended 
to be someone who we are not
It's OK to be yourself 
there is a perfection
 in being imperfect  
we don't have to go along the crowd.
by the way we aren't
 perfect or imperfect
 we are  just different from each other
and that's our specialty, 
Imagine a ice cream bar having
 all the same flavored  ice cream 
boring isn't it?
This is why are all different 
everyone has their own flavored
 that makes them different from others
we just need to accept it and embrace it.
we  don't have to think too much about people accepting us,
the right one will accept you,choose you and keep choosing you
 for the way you are especially the messed up nature of yours.
 they will find it damn attractive .
Be the way you are!
you should know,you are beautiful just the way are,
your flaws,your imperfection,your nature,
your attitude makes you unique and beautiful.

                                                                       jp_sankritya



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