Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
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This comment is from myself and something I am trying to answer for me. There are several real-life scenarios I can relate to and each one has a different level of chaos. Who we surround ourselves with is an important part of our life, but then again aren’t we supposed to love one another as we would ourselves? How do we teach when we aren’t open to being our true selves? If we are looking to help, isn’t it true we need to be authentic and not judge? So why would one person be ok to be around and learn from if they are only sharing their high self esteem and not their faults or lows? Don’t we learn from our mistakes, or unknown, or the fact that people get down and can get back up? Don’t judge me because I have been an outsider. I have a heart and that is what I want to be judged on. Have I offered compassion, guidance, support and continued to achieve beyond ‘your’ limitations? I know I am successful for that! To each their own; we need to see people and offer compassion and show the road map to a better future. I am not better than you and you are not better than me.
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This comment is from myself and something I am trying to answer for me. There are several real-life scenarios I can relate to and each one has a different level of chaos. Who we surround ourselves with is an important part of our life, but then again aren’t we supposed to love one another as we would ourselves? How do we teach when we aren’t open to being our true selves? If we are looking to help, isn’t it true we need to be authentic and not judge? So why would one person be ok to be around and learn from if they are only sharing their high self esteem and not their faults or lows? Don’t we learn from our mistakes, or unknown, or the fact that people get down and can get back up? Don’t judge me because I have been an outsider. I have a heart and that is what I want to be judged on. Have I offered compassion, guidance, support and continued to achieve beyond ‘your’ limitations? I know I am successful for that! To each their own; we need to see people and offer compassion and show the road map to a better future. I am not better than you and you are not better than me.
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