The Flawesome Awards

This award was created by Sophie Ismaa. What an amazing idea to celebrate our flaws, because without our Flaws what would we be? Thank you for creating the award! This really is an awesome award! We should be proud of our flaws!

I want to say a massive thank you to Anne for the tag and the Flawesome award! Anne is an amazing writer and you should check out her blog!

The Rules
Link back to the creator!

Display the award!

List 3 flaws and turn them into strengths

Tag 10 other people

Flaw Number 1 - Low Self-Confidence
I have low self-confidence. Whenever I do something, or create a blog I always have low self confidence and I struggle to be proud or believe in my work. I've always had low self-confidence, but I think it should be celebrated! The reason I want to celebrate it is I can understand people who don't believe in themselves, whose confidence is so low. I can help them, and be empathetic with what they are going through! Slowly over time my confidence is building, I am getting better at talking to people, and having confidence in the work I produce.

Flaw Number 2 - I don't switch off
I can be relaxing watching TV or lying in bed, and suddenly I get an idea for my blog, or I have to write something down for just life. It makes Gareth laugh, as I suddenly sit up talking to myself! Though I did have Gareth helping me with my website back-end at 2am this morning! Scarlett, my dog, just looks at me in a very confused manner! The reason I want to celebrate the fact I can't switch my brain off is because it helps me come up with ideas. If I didn't have ideas at stupid times I would never get my blog or things in my life done. Plus I can really sympathise with other people who can't get their brains to shut off!

Flaw Number 3 - My Disability
At one point I used to see my Disability as a flaw, it's not as much of a flaw anymore. I get embarrassed when I walk with my walking stick, or walk with my rollator. I feel like people stare, but I know people aren't staring. I want to celebrate this flaw because my Disability has made me stronger and a better person. If I didn't have a disability I wouldn't be as understanding, or sympathetic or empathetic. To all the people out there with a physical or mental disability, NEVER BE ASHAMED! It's a strength that helps you be a better person!

My Tags

Real Stars at http://weearthboundstars.blogspot.com/

Ova at https://excusemyreading.com/

Eline at lovelyaudiobooks.info

ALJ at https://mylifelines.co/

Stephanie at http://www.theldngal.co.uk/

Lemons and Tea at http://www.lemonzandtea.info/

Ruben at https://thoughtsofruben.wordpress.com/

Umut at https://umutreviews.wordpress.com/

Krazy Mommy at http://krazymommy18.com

Suktara at https://ohwellyes.com/

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