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The older I get the more I understand how easy it is to get lost in comparison. In seeing other people's success as a sign of your failure. In viewing their highlight reels, the best parts of their lives and believing that it says something negative about you, when it doesn't. The older I get, the more I understand how easy it is to lose yourself in a world of achievements, perfect looking families and people who seem like they've got everything figured out when the truth is, no one has anything figured out. Trust me. It's easy to lose yourself on here. It's easy to compare your imperfections to other people's apparent perfections. It's easy to tell yourself "Once I have what this person does, I'll be happy". But it's harder to take a step back, remove the rose-tinted lens with which you view everyone else and remind yourself that real life is messy and imperfect. Real life is hard and often painful. Real life isn't what you see online. It's what happens behind the lens. Everyone is fighting for something. We all have good and bad days. We just don't show the bad days as much. We don't show our weaknesses and scars. Just remember that the next time you sit here comparing yourself to someone online. Remember that the next time you tell yourself "I wish I had what this person does", because you don't need someone else's life to be fulfilled. You just need to learn to be happy in the life you've created for yourself.

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