by rebel8 16 Replies latest jw friends
if you are really talking about a jello mold, I suggest a rubber mallet or jewelers hammer and start on carpeting or something soft, work up to harder surfaces as needed. Like repairing a dent in a car, hammer it out.
If your post is some analogy to life I suggest you are perfect as you are, no hammer needed, if memory serves you have had quite enough hammering in your life already.
Thanks. Yes I've had a lot of hammering but perhaps not the kind to remove some of my personality flaws. And I'd like a rubber mallet that can remove my bluntness. It does not serve me well most times. It gets me into trouble.
Being "imperfect" is what it means to be human.
If you have "flaws" that cause you "trouble," then you need to change your behavior.
I'm not trying to be flip, but based on your last post, it sounds like you need to develop what is commonly called in the vernacular, a brain-mouth filter.
Try to develop the habit of thinking before you speak. Ask yourself, "Do I really need to say that? Do I need to say it THAT way?"
There's always this:
Ok, jokes aside (I apparently also lack a BMF), here is an article which you might find helpful, regardless of whether or not you have Asperger's:
Part of my fade specifically involved realizing that "perfection" a) doesn't really exist, and b) if it did, it would probably be overrated.
