Going back, perception is reality.
It just really seems as though the moment we start dissecting things,
Rearranging it and putting it back in its place we
Start to see what it really is for what it's worth.
Whether it's your healing, whether it's your family,
Whether it's yourself, whether it's your loved ones.
When it comes to imperfection, you identify it.
How do you navigate it?
How do you deconstruct it?
How do you deal with it?
How do you put it in it's place on the shelf
I think I just have beef with the word "perfect" because
That's what I was saying, there is no perfect
No, because it's like, for me, I like...
There's no such thing as imperfect either, though
Exactly
You know what I mean?
Like selfish
A lot of people don't know that it's okay to be
Imperfect, but also what the fuck does that mean?
If I'm imperfect, that means that there's a perfect.
Ain't no perfect, there's no perfect
It's just consistent growing and building and working
Like if I have a goal for myself right now, like I wanna be like this.
I'll be happy with who I am, but once I get to that point,
I'm gonna want something else for myself,
Like you're gonna keep going and what you
Think is perfect, there's really no limit to it
I just believe in exposing.
I believe in exposing.
I believe in being radically vulnerable.
I believe in like...
Here, take off clothes, take off masks, take off makeup, here's me.
You gon' see scars.
You gon' see shit you hate.
You gon' see shit you didn't even wanna look at today.
You aren't in the mood for it.
Okay.
And I'm bringing it all to you.
I'm not tryna make you comfortable, I'm showing you who I am