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It is funny that (every or some) things that you have been principled on, can be proven to be (partially or totally) incorrect, based on new information.
And then what do you do from thence?
Accept the new information as the gospel truth, because it’s obviously fact-based.
Stick to your principles, because it has obviously served you to this point.
Or attempt to strike a balance, after-all change is the universe-constant.
Stick to your principles, because it has obviously served you to this point.
Or attempt to strike a balance, after-all change is the universe-constant.
You don’t want to get with someone that is constantly “finding themselves”.
You also don’t want to be with someone that everlastingly rigid in their ways.
You also don’t want to be with someone that everlastingly rigid in their ways.
As humans, we are supposed to evolve.
We are dynamic, it’s our nature yeah?
But when those evolution stop? When do we find the version of ourselves that we are supposed to be comfortable in, so that we do not come across as capricious or mercurial? When do we find it?
We are dynamic, it’s our nature yeah?
But when those evolution stop? When do we find the version of ourselves that we are supposed to be comfortable in, so that we do not come across as capricious or mercurial? When do we find it?
Hmmmm...
How do you reconcile both behaviours?
