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Imperfect


Imperfection.

Imperfections are normal, or are they? Some people find it okay to have them. Others don’t.

The definition of an imperfection is a fault, blemish, or undesirable feature.

Like the petals of a flower: they’re thin, different in size, and fragile.

God’s imperfect. As we his creations are imperfect.

Everyone has imperfections, and that’s okay.

Being imperfect is normal. I’m a imperfect person.

We might not have perfect skin,

a perfect face,

a perfect body,

or a perfect lifestyle.

We all make mistakes.

We have faults.

We have weaknesses.

We all have things that we don’t like about ourselves.

We don’t like to be wrong, but that’s just the way it is.

Maybe we’re just meant to be imperfect.

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Jan Wienen
<p>I know God to be perfect, that&#39;s why I notice my imperfections. I&#39;ve got many ...</p>

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