Wearing your attitude is an old saying.
Actually, the difference is in its quality. An attitude is or should be an
expression of who we are. Cultivated attitudes for presentation to the world
are suspect, because that's not who we are.
At the end of the day, we have to live with
ourselves. So, if somewhere within us, we feel the need to enact an attitude
superficially, we may not be confident that we will be liked for ourselves.
Which means, deep down, that we don't like ourselves too much?
The one we need to impress is ourselves,
not others. As they say, we always talk about loving this one and that one, but
how about loving ourselves so that our attitude may have genuineness to it?
Surekha Kothari
surekhakothari.wordpress.com
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