Hey — can I be honest with you for a sec?
You’ve probably heard it before:
“You’re broken. You need to fix yourself.”
Maybe from a parent, a teacher, a friend... or worse, that voice inside your head.
And maybe you believed it.
So you started trying to be better. Harder. Smarter. Stronger.
You read the self-help books, took the courses, changed the way you look, act, and think — all to “fix” yourself.
But here’s the truth nobody tells you:
You were never broken. You just forgot who you really are.
You Don’t Need Fixing. You Need Remembering.
We live in a world obsessed with fixing flaws, hiding imperfections, and chasing some “perfect” version of ourselves.
But what if, instead of fixing, we tried remembering?
Remembering the real you. The one who existed before doubt, before fear, before everyone’s opinions piled up.
That version of you still lives inside.
The one who laughed freely. Loved wildly. Dreamed without limits.
They’re not lost — just buried under years of “shoulds” and “not enoughs.”
The Truth Is…
You’re not a problem waiting to be solved.
You’re a whole person who’s forgotten their own light.
All those moments you felt “too much,” “not enough,” or “wrong” — they weren’t signs of failure.
They were signs that you were trying to survive in a world that doesn’t always understand you.
And survival doesn’t mean fixing — it means protecting what’s already beautiful inside.
What If You Gave Yourself Permission Instead?
Permission to be messy.
Permission to feel deeply.
Permission to be exactly who you are — flaws, scars, all.
You don’t have to pretend anymore.
You don’t have to hide your quirks or quiet your voice.
What if healing started when you stopped trying to fix yourself and started loving yourself back to life?
So Here’s a Little Reminder…
When the world makes you feel broken,
When your own mind tells you you’re not enough,
Remember this:
You don’t need fixing. You need remembering.
Remember your laughter, your light, your courage.
Remember the dreams you had before the noise got loud.
Remember the wild, beautiful soul you’ve always been.
And let that remembering be your revolution.
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