The Untold Stories: The Beauty in Scars

Bruises, blisters, wounds… create beautiful scars. The beauty lies in the in untold stories behind of their occurrence and lessons learnt from the experience. They are not always physical but result as an aftermath of pain. Our world has decided to have a makeover and conceal the amazing scars, having everyone live beyond the realities of the pain induced and act as if all is well. Truly, we can’t go on this way, there’s nothing wrong with getting hurt, reaching rock bottom or being wounded. The problem lies when we suppress the pain and fail to let it go.

Sometimes we choose to stay in our utopian world, which ain’t bad because being optimistic is phenomenal although sometimes the pain fuses to bitterness without us realising it. My concern is living in a world with pyscho-path, failing to heal but inflicting pain others. Being in denial always affects us negatively especially when reality dawns, some are crushed beyond limit.

Guess we should have a World Scars Day where people of all generations share their stories in more like TedTalks honouring these uninvited skin features. This way the world can help individuals not to fall for the same trap, recover and find opportunities to live beyond the scars. Applying the ‘a problem shared is half solved,’ principle can help us liberate souls from accumulating pain. Scars are part of our identity because they shape our belief, character and way of life. Count to think of it you can do something you love and still get hurt and the memories are beautiful. Be it good or bad memories, scars sum up who we are and they are our best teachers with evidence.

Thank you