Desde nuestro último encuentro | La mujer que soy [Es-En]

Te felicito y te admiro por ser lo que quisiste y no por ser lo que los demás quisieron que fueras, aunque eso implicará llevarle la contraria a un sin fin de comentarios sin fundamento.

No fuiste la electricista de papá, la nutricionista de mamá, la modelo de tía u otras cosas más por elección ajena, sino que fuiste la administradora que anhelaste ser, disfrutando de lo que realmente te apasionaba a ti y nadie más que a ti.

Y cuando por fin te sentiste completa, apareció un concepto confuso: "debes encontrar a tu otra mitad". No lo decían con mala intención, pero le restaba a todo lo que habías logrado hasta ahora, ser autosuficiente.

Sé que te mirabas por todos lados y no te faltaba ningún brazo o una pierna que otro tuviera, te sentías completa. Y cuando lo conociste a él, comprendiste que "complemento" es diferente a "mitad". Una mitad te haría mejor, pero un complemento te hace mejor de lo que ya eras, simplemente resalta el valor que ya tienes... Tomaste una buena decisión.

Cuando recuerdo aquella última conversación pienso en una pequeña mariposa que tiene que ir soltando sus distintas formas en las que se sentía cómoda con el fin de ser mejor y volar alto. Se fue transformando hasta ser lo que es ahora, llena de colores, irradiando alegría.

Así eres tú, valiente, constante, hermosa, feliz, una persona espiritual que valora la paz y la unidad.

Me siento tan orgullosa de ser testigo presencial de tus cambios, de tu transformación. Pero no pienses que ya lo has logrado todo, esto apenas comienza, aún hay mucho por hacer, seguir avanzando por tus metas, por tus sueños, y por los que quieres. Hoy es el momento para volar más alto.

Alza tu cara y mira el futuro con optimismo. Y volvamos a hablar en unos cuantos años, para recordarme nuevamente lo especial que soy.

"El arte de amar lo que soy"

Encuentro de talentos

English Publication

Since our last meeting | The woman I am

From somewhere in thought,
October 04, 2022.

What a privilege it is to be able to address you again, now with a different criterion, where I can tell you everything I have learned and what has been in my life. But in these lines, I will focus on you.

Time goes by so fast and sometimes I forget how important it is to talk to you and tell you about happiness and sadness, but most of all how happy I am to have you and proud of how much you have grown.

At our last meeting you were just a little girl who could not introduce herself. I remember you asked who am I, and I thought it was absurd that someone could not describe themselves, you must have some virtue, along with the little flaws that accompany the imperfect.

I asked you to make a list of qualities and devirtues that for some time was blank. It only took a little more time for some words that identified you very well to appear. Punctual, responsible, hospitable, simple, hardworking, and a few more that formed a bigger word: Security.

Along with that list began to grow a parallel to this one, but its words were: reckless, bitter, unapproachable and a few more that took time to recognize. But humility made you not burn the list, but write a footnote that said: "I must improve". And it is because you recognized that the list of faults and mistakes will always be present, and that these also form your personality, it just depends a lot on the attitude with which you look at it.

I congratulate you and admire you for being what you wanted to be and not for being what others wanted you to be, even though that will imply contradicting an endless number of unfounded comments.

You weren't dad's electrician, mom's nutritionist, aunt's model or anything else by someone else's choice, but you were the administrator you longed to be, enjoying what you were truly passionate about and no one else but you.

And when you finally felt complete, a confusing concept appeared: "you must find your other half". They didn't mean it in a bad way, but it detracted from everything you had achieved so far, being self-sufficient.

I know you looked everywhere and you weren't missing an arm or a leg that someone else had, you felt complete. And when you met him, you understood that "complement" is different from "half". A half would make you better, but a complement makes you better than you already were, it simply enhances the value you already have.... You made a good decision.

When I remember that last conversation I think of a little butterfly that has to let go of its various forms in which it felt comfortable in order to be better and fly high. It transformed itself until it became what it is now, full of colors, radiating joy.

That's you, brave, constant, beautiful, happy, a spiritual person who values peace and unity.

I am so proud to be an eyewitness to your changes, your transformation. But do not think that you have already achieved everything, this is just beginning, there is still much to do, keep moving forward for your goals, for your dreams, and for those you love. Today is the time to fly higher.

Raise your face and look to the future with optimism. And let's talk again in a few years, to remind me again how special I am.

From: @mitag2398
To: @mitag2398

"The art of loving what I am"

Talent Gathering

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