Exposing who we really are invites judgment, sometimes rejection, often times discounting. It's a terribly hard risk to take, and the rewards are seldom immediate.
Letting others see who we really are alleviates confusion, theirs and ours.
We no longer need to decide who we should be; we simply are who we are.
There is only one appropriate choice to every situation--the one that is honest and wholly reflective of who we are at that moment.
***** Yep, the book is IN the hallway......*muttering*
4 comments:
Mel...you're so funny!
And this bit of fairy dust is something that moi needs remember often.
Thanks for the reminder...Fairies!
SONofagun if it ain't STILL in the hallway. LOL
Really.....I thought I had himself trained better than THIS!
;-)
Oh...and if ya think I'm pickin' that book up--
*chuckling*
Ain't happenin'!!!!!
Oh, who I am *at the moment*.
That's fine. I can just about handle that. It's the rest of the time I get confused.
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