Tiny — Misadventures

Perfection is forgettable. A perfectly dry drive to work is erased from memory instantly. But the drive where you hit every red light, spilled coffee on your shirt, and then realized your fly was down? That is art. The Antidote to "Main Character Syndrome" There is a dangerous trend in modern culture to treat your life as a movie where you are the protagonist. This leads to crushing anxiety. Because if you are the hero, every tiny misadventure feels like a plot hole.

When you tell the story of how you wore two different shoes to work, you are acknowledging chaos. You are laughing in the face of entropy. You are saying, I am not in control, and that is okay. tiny misadventures

Do not panic. Do not curse the universe. Perfection is forgettable

You mean to say, "Have a great day," but your mouth says, "Have a great dead ." You wave at a stranger who waves back, only to realize they were waving at the person behind you. You end a phone call with "Love you" to your dentist. That is art