I’ve been thinking about this one a lot recently as I’ve become more aware of doing it myself. It’s always been something I’ve tried to consciously avoid, as someone who can’t really relate a lot of my life experience to others, but it sometimes creeps back in. I’ll find myself receiving a compliment or feeling proud, and thinking ‘well, it’s not as good as that thing or someone else’s achievements’ and feeling down about it. Comparison from traditional and social media is a gateway to us feeling that everything has to be perfect, from our appearance, our relationships, down to our daily routines and it’s simply not. I think we strive for perfection in a way that is manufactured but I thinks what I actually strive for, is basic happiness. I think it came to me when having children, the feeling of wanting things to be just...good and when you’re younger you strive for the highest highs (that you often find are counteracted within the lowest lows). But being simply happy and content, is what I’ll continually search for in all areas of my life. The feeling of not particularly always needing more, but to feel happy with what you have, both personally, materially etc. Does anyone else feel like this? I’m so intrigued If this is a shared sentiment...