Children

People are mirrors with a memory.

Depending on where you place them, they reflect a different part of you.

There is a stance you have in front of every mirror. There are parts you choose to see. The parts you see are not all the mirror reflects, just what you are interested in.

When you look in the mirror, you are not searching for yourself; you are searching for a part of yourself—the part that interests you in that moment. The mirror does not distinguish or prioritize; it only reflects. You are the one who chooses what to see.

You can change or improve the mirror, but its primary purpose is to reveal the parts of you that are beautiful and the parts that require improvement.

Children are the best of such mirrors.

– Osasu Oviawe