Read it TWCIE

Aarya Morwal
2 min readNov 6, 2020

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English is an ambiguous language. A single word has more than one meaning, different pronunciations, and umpteen uses. Also, keeping the fact in mind that it is not my first or second language. Ah, it becomes too, very overwhelming!

The English language is my Medium of expression ( haha, pun intended). Me mastering it becomes a necessity. Having published three articles so far, I have perhaps concluded that- there is an urgent need for me to proofread my posts.

“Aarya, duh! None of our business. Write, Read, Proofread, Publish! Why AN ARTICLE ALTOGETHER on Proofreading, especially when YOU are at fault ?” said my colleague to me.

Once is a mistake, more than twice is a habit.

I abide by the rule of Acceptance. A hard-learned lesson it has been for me. Hence, this article serves as a purpose, ie. To make oneself comfortable with accepting. Writing about my flaws not only ceases my guilt but also makes me more confident.

Glorifying flaws is a unique ritual, and accepting them a true virtue. This article forms a basis for me and all my readers to generalize the idea of being perfectly flawsome.

Because I believe that the key to lead a satisfying life is to accept, acknowledge, and thn working on yourself. Also, as honestly said, “ It always seems impossible until it’s done.” Acceptance is the very first step in the process of self-improvement and hence needs to subsist strongly.

It is alright not to be the best, but what is not adequate is self-denial. Resenting yourself is no less than being a demon in disguise. And hello, why would someone wants devils when there are cute Lil angels out there?

So I hug myself, and you should too, not because we’re full of errors and joys but since we can accept and discover our authentic being from them.

Why not have a conversation about it on the other side?

Happy Reading (:

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Aarya Morwal
Aarya Morwal

Written by Aarya Morwal

"You are the beauty, and I am the admirer, you are the reason that I am a writer."

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