There’s something so relatable about admitting the wobble out loud. We prep and rehearse and try to be “steady,” and then the first thing that comes out of our mouths is the exact thing we swore we wouldn’t say. The way you describe it makes the wobble feel less like a flaw and more like part of the whole experience. It made me smile and honestly feel a little less alone in my own wobbly moments.
There’s something so relatable about admitting the wobble out loud. We prep and rehearse and try to be “steady,” and then the first thing that comes out of our mouths is the exact thing we swore we wouldn’t say. The way you describe it makes the wobble feel less like a flaw and more like part of the whole experience. It made me smile and honestly feel a little less alone in my own wobbly moments.