Why I Want to Be Confirmed: The Journey of Self-Discovery and Growth

In the vast canvas of life, every individual seeks confirmation in various forms. Some seek it through professional achievements, others through personal relationships, and still, others find it in the journey of self-discovery. My desire for confirmation is not just a mere desire; it is a quest that drives me towards growth and understanding.

Firstly, I want to be confirmed in my professional pursuits. As an ambitious individual, I believe that success is not just about achieving material gains but about fulfilling my professional aspirations. To be confirmed in my career path means to have achieved a sense of purpose and fulfillment, which serves as a constant reminder of my worth and value. Every milestone reached brings a sense of accomplishment and validation that my efforts are not going in vain.

Secondly, I seek confirmation in interpersonal relationships. Relationships are the bedrock of our existence, providing us with a sense of belonging and purpose. Being confirmed in these relationships means having the assurance of love, support, and understanding from my loved ones. It is the assurance that my friendships are genuine and reciprocal, my relationships with family meaningful, and my partner’s unwavering love and support. Such confirmation gives me strength to face life’s challenges and difficulties.

However, the most profound quest for confirmation lies in the journey of self-discovery. As we traverse life’s path, we discover new facets of ourselves, our likes, dislikes, desires, and aspirations. The desire for self-confirmation arises from the need to understand oneself better and to find a sense of inner peace and fulfillment. I want to be confirmed in my beliefs, values, and choices. I want to know that the decisions I make, the choices I select, are aligned with my inner self, reflecting my true nature and essence.

This quest for confirmation is not about seeking external validation but about finding a balance between external achievements and internal fulfillment. It is about understanding that life is a journey of constant growth and discovery, where every day is an opportunity to learn, understand, and become a better version of myself.

In conclusion, my desire for confirmation is not just about seeking validation but about finding a sense of purpose and fulfillment in all aspects of my life. It is about understanding that I am not just a part of this vast universe but a unique individual with my own stories, dreams, and aspirations. The journey of confirmation is a journey of self-discovery, growth, and understanding that takes me closer to my true self with every step I take.

Questions:

1. What drives you towards personal growth and understanding?
2. How do you seek validation in your life?
3. What does confirmation mean to you in different aspects of your life?
4. How does the journey of self-discovery affect your understanding of yourself?
5. How do you strike a balance between external achievements and internal fulfillment?