What is perfection? It's a question I ask myself on a daily basis. We as a society, and as individual human beings, decide what perfection is. It's based of stereotypes and social media, usually assigned to a unattainable image or idea . It's a cons...
Meera Chowdhury played by Taylor Hill/Jasmine Tooks
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Sebastian Nanda played be Zayn Malik
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Blair Mikaelson played by Madelaine Petsch/Elsa Hosk
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Finn Reynolds played by Theo James / Shawn Mendes
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A/N: Updates for this story will be slow and gradual please be patient with me. Most stories that I start writing I end up hating, sounds a bit like all the songs I've been writing for my music composition, and I'm only just starting to like my own work. These characters do mean a lot to me and Meera is very similar to me and some of her experiences will off been mine as well. My idea for this story was thought of after I had read the 'the art of series' more specifically 'the art of being perfect' by and I absolutely love all the books she has done and recommenced reading them.
What is perfection is a question I ask myself regularly? If your friends with me or know me personally I'm sure we've had a discussion about the topic. Perfection is different for everyone and this book is my way of coming to terms with the fact that I'll never be able to reach perfection. An yes that sucks!! but its part of life an that's okay. What I may consider normal could be considered as perfection to someone else and even though in a society that is incredibly judgemental we won't ever get to be perfect and we don't ever have to be perfect.
