Embrace your Imperfections

I hated my wavy hair all my life.
Because I always wanted long straight lustrous hair. So I got all those chemical treatments done and used straighteners.
Results were always A-ha! 
And those days of so called 'treated' hair used to give me short- lived  happiness and pleasure.
But till how long will you change something which is natural. 
So I decide to embrace my imperfect wavy hair.I Respected them,  Cherished them, Cared for them,  loved them. Soon they started loving me back. 
Because I was now accepting them as they and not as I wanted them to be. 
Similarly when you try to change someone or something as per you and not accept as they are, it leads to frustration and unsatisfaction in long term even if it gives you short lived happiness.
So Embrace your imperfections! 

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