The Art of Being Wrong
Being wrong does not erase everything good in us. But protecting the person everyone believes us to be can keep us from honestly confronting the person we have sometimes been.
Being wrong does not erase everything good in us. But protecting the person everyone believes us to be can keep us from honestly confronting the person we have sometimes been.
Friendship isn’t measured by how often we talk or how perfect we are. It’s built over years of showing up, telling the truth, carrying one another through hard seasons, and choosing each other again and again.
Our minds hate unanswered questions. So we fill the empty spaces with stories. The problem isn’t that we create narratives. It’s that we usually make ourselves the hero and someone else the villain.