Anomaly
Selah.
- MBTI
- INFJ
- Enneagram
- 9w8 sx
I think it's a process, a journey. If I say that I'm there, then it negates all of the trauma that I've dealt with leading up to this point, and possibly minimizes the impact of it despite my best efforts. I am not perfect, and I abhor being placed on a pedestal. It sets me up for failure from the start, and there is little one can do to come back from it. However, knowing that I am eye to eye with many, is a comfort. I'd say instead of healthy/unhealthy, it is more so a continual refinement that is occurring. I am healthier than I was yesterday, facing the truth of what is found in the mirror, and seeking a 'form' which is better than the one prior.