LITTLE IMPERFECTIONS: Chapter 16

[legendarydummy]

This story is just gorgeous and it reminds us about the little imperfections that make life so much better.

[_scissor.luv_]

"No matter who you love"
And
"You don't have to be perfect to be beautiful"
Killed me <3

[tanvipandeer]

"you don't have to be perfect to be beautiful" .
I don't know why i m crying after hearing this line 😭😭😭

[bhoomijain]

Ykw this man teaches us that no matter what happens you should be whom you are regardless what others think about you. I love how his family supports him and the relationship between him and his mom is like the most cutest thing i have ever seen.

[gudetama]

See, this is the reason you're one of my favorite youtubers you make wholesome content, but still can get a laugh out of you, and also your story is beautiful. And talks about how you don't have to be perfect.

[samhuss]

It’s 7:42 am where I’m at, I’m tearing up, this is beautiful and pure goodness

[hannawloskowicz]

I can't belive it is already the end... love this book <3

Also, I'm early

[skylardean]

this story is amazing and gorgeous, your right, everyone is supposed to be different, nobody should be ashamed, or left out, no one is perfect and everyone should be different in their own way. Don’t be jealous of others just be yourself. This story is just heartwarming and sweet, you always make my day.

[Ac_hpycooki]

That is the most caring thing that I have heard today I hope you have an amazing life and just remember God is always with you

[ReesePierce]

U dont know how much i needed this. This is so wholesome i love ur family

[Surferchicusa]

So many people are SO PROUD of you on so many levels! Your mom raised an exceptional young man!

[TheCheshireCat]

That book is going to help a lot of kids. I wish I had a book saying that’s ok to be different when I was growing up. I have Autism and I also felt being different was a bad thing but your book makes me realise that it’s not. It’s good to be different.

[azure_vxiii]

I'm so happy and sad at the same time that this series is ending, but atleast I got to see peet's amazing life story through his eyes and I'm so glad I did! 🤩 Awaiting your next adventure, best of luck!

[ariagunna]

I needed to hear something like this today. Been really down on myself and looking at all the imperfections as a negative thing and this helps to start to reframe that thinking thank you !

[charzycommons]

I gust really like listening to ur positivity and how kind u r and that u decided to share ur story with others around

[nobody-cufq]

Throughout watching all these episodes, I couldn’t help but shed tears. Pete and his family have gone through so much and have taught me to love and appreciate the little things I have; food on my plate every day, a roof over my head, a place to call home, a mother and father who take every day to care for me, a brother and a sister that I can always look up to (or I guess look down to my sister since she’s shorter than me even though shes 5 years older😂) and a happy family altogether. Sure we aren’t perfect but at least we all have each other to go to when times get tough. I grew up having eczema from 5 months old and I always thought I was *different*. My mother had it when she was a child but my brother nor my sister didn’t inherit it. Each day I’d have to get in the bath and rub some weird soap all over my body that stung and burned and itched so bad i would cry the whole way. I had to do this for atleast 7 years of my life. Now it’s just my hands and feet but sometimes people look at me weird and make comments about it and I used to hate myself. I thought about su*cide from 8-11 years old because I thought that would help me relieve all the trauma and pain life was throwing at me. Life at school was already bad enough and home wasn’t a place I could call safe. There was nobody I trusted to talk about it with and I was planning to kms until the subject came up once when I was talking with my friend. I told her “haha lol imagine if I kms…” as a joke although I knew I was saying it with real intent. She said “why would you do that? You know, you’d regret it so much.” To others, those words could be something you’d forget in an instant but to me, those few phrases are the reason I can say I’m still alive today. Nowadays I’ve made myself a vent diary so every time I feel angry or not so great I go there and write it all down as if I’m talking to somebody and it’s really helped me with my mental health and I’m doing a lot better now. I won’t say that I’m completely fine but atleast I know that I smile every day when I see my brother and sister fighting over the TV remote or a charger. It really brings back the meaning of happiness and life to me. The two of them are very comforting although I don’t say it to their face they really help and inspire me whenever I need help with school I can always ask one of them although my brother isn’t very helpful and pretty dumb 😅
One day, I forgot my glasses at home so I had to go to school without them. I’ve always kinda been insecure without them and I thought I looked much prettier with them on. We were walking out of class to an assembly when one of my friends (who left the school now) looked and me and said “wow, you’re so pretty without your glasses! I mean you’re pretty either way but I’ve never seen you without them.” And those words stick to me every day. anyways moral of the story is be grateful for the little things. You may look at yourself and see ugliness, but to someone else’s eyes all they see is beauty. Love yourself because all the little imperfections are what make you unique, special and they are what make you, .. YOU!! ❤❤

If you read this whole comment I love you I was just trauma dumping🙂

[Chaoticmusicgremlin]

I’m in tears rn I needed to hear that ur book is amazing

[siobhanmulvey]

“It’s the little imperfections that add up to you” 💛💛💛

[rumeysanurbayrak]

This book should be translated into all the languages of the World.

[actressksb]

I’m so touched when I heard the story. As a Korean, I wanna make these wonderful thoughts known to Korea. There’re still a lot of problems in Korea that recognize that difference is wrong. Thanks for your good words:)