Every step back can become an opportunity to take two steps forward. Mistakes help us develop and move on, because they are not the end of the road, but only part of it.

But on the other hand, it is so scary to make mistakes, isn't it? It seems that society, expectations, our inner bar are putting pressure on us. We are often afraid to make a wrong step, so as not to destroy everything that we have been building for so long. But is it possible to be perfect? ​​Should the pursuit of perfection really deprive us of the opportunity to be alive, real, to learn from our mistakes?

But true love and relationships are probably also built on understanding and forgiveness. On the ability to accept each other's mistakes and together look for ways to correct them. We are not robots, and mistakes are part of what makes us human. I believe that people have the right to make mistakes. Without them, we would not be who we are.

What do you think? Do you think that mistakes are an integral part of life? Or is it better to always strive for perfection, not allowing yourself even the slightest mistake?