Loose Motions
On the labels we give ourselves, what happens when you drop them, and the surprisingly fluid state on the other side.
Harshit Mangla1 min read
Harshit ManglaLifeHabitsHumour
Sometimes I feel we trap ourselves by believing we are a certain kind of person. A night person. A morning person.
That belief becomes a boundary, silently shaping our actions and our identity.
But once we challenge it and step outside that belief, we start breaking free. We're no longer confined by those labels. In fact, we become something beyond them: not a certain type of person at all.
Moreover, you're not a person anymore. You have lost it big time, coz you're productive neither at night nor in the morning.
But you have achieved that free state. More fluid. Like loose motions.
