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fluidity


Not seeing the results of an action may be one of the most frustrating things, but also the most thrilling. When you agree to do something, you never truly can accurately predict the exact events of what is going to happen. We may go into something expecting what others tell you they have experienced, but your interpretation of events will always be different.
And not only for you, but others involved will be affected by you in ways that have never occurred to them before. The unpredictable uncertainty that can come from this may be unsettling for some, but for others a thrill. You never truly know the outcome of any given situation unless you have gone through it.

That’s why I make it my goal to expose myself to as much as possible. Let myself be transformed in ways that others may not expect, and to not let my pride get in the way of that. Be freely and flexibly changed by the situation while still holding my true principles to not let me be completely led astray by external circumstances. Let it flow through you.

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