Perfect?

We are all too caught up with the idea of perfection that we can’t see anything beyond that. 

Everyone always says nothing is perfect. 
We are quite aware of that. 
But we all know deep down we still wish for that perfection. 

Secretly, we all dream of having a perfect life. 
We search for the perfect partner to get married with. 
When we have our partner, we hope to have a perfect wedding. 
And then we wait for perfect timing to do that.
Just like that the list goes on with everything our whole life. 

It consumes us and when everything starts crashing down and doesn’t go ‘perfectly’ as we plan, we keep thinking that life sucks big time. When really it’s just you that decided to make it seem like it. 

All this mindset about perfection shouldn’t exist at all. Everyone should know there is no such thing as perfect. The word itself doesn’t sound right. 
Why not just replace it with the word right instead?

For example, instead of saying ‘I have a perfect wife’, why don’t you say ‘I have the right wife’. 
It is much more meaningful when you put it that way. 

Even if it is not ‘Perfect ‘, it is still ‘Right’. See what I am trying to say? Much better don’t you think? 

Now I leave it to you to decide. 

Sincerely me, 
Az.Ra

Never Wrong to Feel

Some day you start your morning feeling great but end it pretty badly.

Some day you start by being so happy but going to sleep feeling sad.

Some day you wake up feeling motivated to finish your work, but later turn to bed with unfinished work still.

Some day during your morning you feel grateful with how everything in your life turned out, but going to sleep questioning what you did wrong when things start to fall apart.

And somehow it is never wrong to feel all these emotions because you’re human.

Your feeling is worthy of your attention even if it is not so positive.
Never doubt that.

Just don’t drown in it for too long

Sincerely me,
Az.Ra

Mistakes

They say you learn from your mistakes. That’s true. 

But they also forget to say that you only learn anything from your mistakes if only you acknowledge them. 

So I say don’t feel ashamed to admit your mistakes.

Don’t try to lie to cover it up from others.

Don’t try to sugarcoat others with a million reasons as to why you make them. 

Don’t try so hard to forget and bury them in the back of your mind. 

Just remember them. Embrace them. Only then you can start learning not to repeat it again. 

Sincerely me, 
Az.Ra