Vulnerable aesthetic

In one of my old posts, I talked about how the need to protect myself from being vulnerable had trumped the need for me to connect with others. Stace commented and advised me to read Brenè Brown’s …

I repeated this prayer again and again to comfort myself when I was going through my divorce.

It takes courage to be vulnerable and open up to others, but doing so can bring immense rewards. When we show our softer, more authentic side, we build deeper connections with others and foster a sense of trust and understanding. Being soft and vulnerable also allows us to be more in touch with our emotions, better understand and express our needs, and connect with others on a deeper level. So, be brave, be vulnerable, and show your soft side. 🏵️🌻 📸 by lavenderthebook