Found who you were looking for yet?
We’ve never been able to get that ‘the right fit’ is as elusive as finding Shangri-la, perhaps even more. Every one of us is different and hoping that someone, someday will find us who fits into our lives like a glove is a foolish thought. Trying to change someone into your perfect fit is even worse, even if it’s prompted by love. You do a disservice to that person. Compromise is the key to fitting into another’s life. Compromise that is ‘mutual’. And if you can’t do that, drift solo. Rejoice in your uniqueness. It’s liberating.
Have a great Friday and weekend, family.
Copyright © 2020 Pradita Kapahi.
Good gyan 🙂
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Thanks again 😊
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Oh this is such great advice, Di. Thanks for sharing. I hope you have a great weekend
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Thanks darling. Wish you the very same :*
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I’m working today too. So it’s going to be a one day week
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*weekend
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😂 All the best!
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Thanks dear. I’ve got used to it though
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Quite a random gyan….but yes…it may try and find the right fit….
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Quite a random gyan, I agree 😀
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It take lessons to learn to embrace your own eccentricity
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That’s right 😊
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well said. Compromise is mutual!
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Knew you’d agree 👍
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😊👍
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How! I mean how with the powerful classification and contrast!
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I didn’t get you. Sorry Vishal
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Power of Words n a beautiful contrast 😀
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Ah! Thanks a lot Vishal 🙂
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True that you shouldn’t force someone to change.
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Well said!
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Thanks a lot 😊
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Nice blog
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