I don’t have to be taller. I don’t have to be shorter.
The story doesn’t have to be longer. The story doesn’t have to be shorter.
Every time I follow any idea that says things have to be different than they are, to its root, I see what I dubbed “the foundational delusion” a.k.a. the idea that “I am not enough.” This delusion disguises itself as “finding solutions” or “improving things,” but is actually unfounded. What seems like a foundation is unfounded, is what I’m saying.
It isn’t logical to assume that one needs A to achieve B. It isn’t even logical to assume that one needs to achieve B at all.