“I think I'm quite normal. I have the same hang-ups and neuroses as everyone else.”
What this quote means
This quote demystifies our imperfections by presenting them as universal. Joan Collins, a glamour figure, admits to having the same anxieties and neuroses as everyone else, creating a sense of closeness and comfort. It reminds us that normality is not the absence of troubles, but the ability to recognize them and live with them. This encourages us to accept our fragilities without shame.
How to apply it daily
Whenever you feel alone with your anxieties, remember that others share the same. Talk about them with a trusted person to lighten the load.
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