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Does generosity indicate weakness?

Just to point out something: This post is just an opinion of a topic I have thought about lately. It is something that I contemplate often times because I view myself as nice, and at times too nice. To me, it is almost sickening that I cannot relinquish my worried mind about being too giving. However, instead of ranting about me, I want you to deem this point of importance -- generosity does not conceal your beautiful soul. 

There is so much to fawn about an even-keeled temperament toward other people. You try not to overstep your boundaries. You occupy your mind with the right words to say when conversing with someone. You literally feel frozen at the inkling of what it means to present yourself around others; not to give any vulnerability or sign of discomfort. Ultimately, there are many thoughts that ruminate in your mind, but really it is too difficult to formulate the words to say without hesitation. 

Basically, I would like for you to think about this thought: stop worrying and keep living your authenticity. If someone may presume you intend for ulterior motives based on your genuine kindness, then confront or reconsider why the conversation has a basis. And if the conversation trivializes your kindness, and certainly causes you to question your generosity, reconsider why that someone needs further room to talk to you. You are capable of what you desire for your life, and that includes your needs of feeling sufficient even as a nice person. Do what makes you feel worthy. Do what makes your heart sing. Dance around a room, sing a song, write a journal entry, draw an intricate illustration; however, more importantly, do what you feel makes you happy, even if that means some may feel uncomfortable. Ultimately, if you live to appease others then you just exist.   

Be the truest you that you want to be; envelop your generosity into a bow and present it as you see fit.  💕💕👏👏


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