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But it _is_ OK to suck at something as long as you enjoy it. What does "suck" even mean in this context? A composer might still "suck" if they compared themsel
by talentedcoin 5y ago
But it _is_ OK to suck at something as long as you enjoy it.
What does "suck" even mean in this context? A composer might still "suck" if they compared themselves to Johann Sebastian Bach, but is that the most important question in the scheme of things?
The one thing we can all become experts at is being ourselves. Nobody in the world, in fact, can do it better. I think it's best to focus on that.
The anxiety you're describing, I think, is endemic in modern society, especially among the professional class. Whether or not we choose to adopt it is up to us.
- Sirened 5y ago++ I suck at rollerblading. I look goofy, I can't do any fun tricks, and it's not even practical for commuting. I love it all the same because it feels good and it's a nice quiet activity I can do while listening to music to just decompress.