SCARS!!

Whenever you see someone with a scar what first come to your mind...
Is it how ugly it makes them look or how scary they look that you want to run off out of fright

Let me tell you about a sight I saw today

I was seating in the library earlier today, when I noticed this young man, a young man about my age or a little older..., I noticed him cause of this scar on his head.., it looked like the head was cut open completely and joined together again, hair wouldn't even grow at the point of joining anymore...  I obviously couldn't help but stare, yes I was trying to steal some glances at him..
I couldn't help but admire, I wanted to ask questions, so many questions, but I might never get to ask them

Just looking at him, I am in awe of how strong he is, I mean, how did he pull through this?
There are so many images in my head I'm trying to fight right now, the hospital bed, the pines upon pines of blood, man! Even the recovery process how did he accept his new look when he first beheld himself in the mirror.., and I'm thinking, if that was me, I'm i Strong enough for this? his original looks is obviously altered

I ask again, what first comes to your mind when you see someone with a scar?

Scars are evidences, how do you believe a story without proofs and evidences, when I say God is good, will you believe me if you can't see proofs

I'm not ashamed of my scars, you should not be ashamed of your scars both physical and otherwise, the heartbreaks, the pregnancy, the prison record, and all... it shows how strong you are, it is an evidence you overcame.., You won!!

#Jesus is still helping
#Have a blessed weekend ahead
#Awulu Ojonugwa

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