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It’s okay not to be perfect. It’s okay not to have the correct answers. No one has the right to be disappointed in your best efforts.
— Kim Suhyun
It’s okay not to be perfect. It’s okay not to have the correct answers. No one has the right to be disappointed in your best efforts.
Just like how a tree remains a tree even if the seasons change, just like how the river stays a river despite its incessant flow, people will come and go and you will still be you.
Let’s not blame the past for everything. There’s no need to define yourself through the memories of the past. Regardless od the environment you grew up in or the wounds you suffered, you deserve to move forward and make more decisions on your own. You can be happier.
If we want to be happy. We need to learn how to love. We need to treat ourselves and others without conditions in a caring and affectionate manner, give ourselves and the people around us the courage to grow, and keep ourselves healthy - physically and mentally.
