Embarking Through Errs
- Fritz Pondantes
- Mar 11, 2016
- 2 min read
Existing as one individual yet different from the rest. Breathing the similar midcourse yet diverse in another aspect. Living through the matching scenery our eyes can hope to witness but never appreciate. These are but small fragments of what we seem to spectate but twists out to be different every passing day. Guess what? We may be alive to grasp dissimilar stuffs in our own little ways, but there’s one thing that proves how we are all alike one way or another--- we err. Why? It’s what makes us human.
Blunders are what we deem to be a common scenario we undergo each and every day, no matter what time, what place, and what location. To commit a mistake does not alienate us from the rest, nor does it label us as a heretic. It is a matter of degree. But in systematic approaches, our mistakes make us a better individual whom we can learn from. Guiding us through this is our tenacity to persist in learning from the slip-ups of our experiences.
Oscillating back and forth casts the kind of person we are. It is also a cycle for us to realize our faults and apologize for them. However, it doesn’t only stop at that point. When we realize these liabilities we are shouldered with, it is human nature to adjust and improve how we perceive these instances. Along the way, we meet people who have had their own shares of errors, and through experiences, we forge friendship and ties.
See? It’s never wrong to gaffe. Keep in mind that mistakes will happen, whether we expect it to, or not. It is in our little hands how we create a better version of our identity. Whenever we slip on yet again another fault, remember that it is human nature for us to err. We are always embarking on a journey to mistakes. Through these, we begin to see what’s wrong from right.
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