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Pin This by Cervical Insemination
Updated: August 5, 2016
Originally Published: January 31, 2012
Pinterest: the platform that has drawn in countless users who may have never engaged with social media before. It’s a visual wonderland filled with everything that’s beautiful, organized, and downright inspiring. However, I’ve chosen to step away from it, and here’s why: it can be quite disheartening.
Let’s be honest; I’m not the craftiest person around. After scrolling through Pinterest, I can’t help but feel like I’ve fallen short in the creativity department. I mean, seriously, some people are constructing entire play kitchens out of repurposed Ikea bookcases—while I struggle to keep my kitchen tidy. My meals may taste good, but they’re hardly the stuff of Pinterest dreams, and my living space often looks like a tornado hit it compared to the immaculate homes showcased on the platform.
I’m sure I’m not alone in feeling inadequate amidst all that perfection. To support fellow parents who may share these sentiments, I thought I’d share a few glimpses into my own life. Can you pick out which ones are mine?
- A delightful breakfast spread.
- The never-ending mountain of laundry.
- A playroom that looks like a disaster zone.
- A child’s bed covered in frosting.
Now, don’t you feel a little better about your own reality?
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In summary, while Pinterest can showcase stunning creativity, it can also make us feel less than perfect in our own lives. Let’s embrace our unique journeys and remember that perfection is often just an illusion.
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