Best 17 quotes in «perfectly imperfect quotes» category

Being Uniquely YOU is the New Perfect.

Circumstances don't define you. They shape you. You're molded to make a difference. Let your light shine bright, even through the cracks.

Don't aim for perfection. Aim for 'better than yesterday'.

Flaws. We all have them. BUT, they are all about perception. What I consider as a flaw may not be what someone else considers as a flaw. To me, a flaws is an imperfection or a fault in MY eyes. I consider my flaws to be things that I do not like about myself and things that I would like to change.

Fantasy like thought that no man could rain Just let her reign Run wild with her unafraid Of any rain storms They only wash the mud away and make way For double rainbows and sunny days

At what point after the word perfect was I no longer enough…

Messy hair, uncombed, gel-free, un-styled and perfectly imperfect.

Follow your heart a little more and listen to your head a little less.

I'm not here to be small, to compare, to judge (myself or you), to fit in or to be perfect. I'm here to grow, to learn, to love, to be human.

she was completely whole and yet never fully complete

If we demand perfection from ourselves we are not living in the real world...The inherent problem in the relationship between the ideal & the real is that the ideal judges the real as unacceptable and brings down condemnation and wrath on the real. This sets up an adversarial relationship between the two and like all adversaries, they move further and further apart.

Mia, I already told you I wasn’t going anywhere. This is where I want to be.

The depths of her thoughts will have you never wanting to surface for air...

The reason I have felt so empty, so lost at times, is because you were missing.

...unforgivingly, and forcefully magnificent...

We are all gifted in every angle of our life but we aren't perfect in every aspect of our life

When shame is met with compassion and not received as confirmation of our guilt, we can begin to see how slant a lens it has had us looking through. That awareness lets us step back far enough to see that if we can let it go, we will see ourselves as clean where we once thought we were dirty. We will remember our innocence. We will see how our shame supported a system in which the perpetrators were protected and we bore the brunt of their offense — first in its actuality, then again in carrying their shame for it. If the method we chose to try to beat out shame was perfectionism, we can relax now, shake the burden off our shoulders, and give ourselves a chance to loosen up and make some errors. Hallelujah! Our freedom will not come from tireless effort and getting it all exactly right.