Growth & change are not only OK, they should be encouraged!!! I know it’s uncomfortable but I rather grow than stay stagnant my whole life. In 2020, I really struggled mentally (I’m sure I wasn’t the only one lol). I felt so distant from the person I wanted to be and so far removed from who I really was at my core. In 2021, I began going to shul alone. I instantly felt relief. It was like reuniting with an old friend who feels like home. A friend who brings out the very best in you and lets your soul shine. Everyone in my life was (understandably) confused. “Why are you changing?”, they asked me. But I felt that I was changing in a good way - becoming closer to the person I had always dreamt of being, and not just religiously/spiritually. But also gaining the ability to stop repeating old patterns that kept me in an anxious loop. I am forever grateful for the changes I made, both ones you all can see, and ones you don’t even know about!!! Congrats @Kevin Jonas on a banger song