What’s more dishonest than knowing how honest you are? This is someone who lives with the motto “my strengths are my weaknesses”. It is one of the worst sayings to have ever been said, if strength is the subject weakness is best not to be its predicate. We could also say, “I’m aware that as long as I don’t do anything about my weaknesses my strengths weaken”. Claiming to be strong more often than weak is to expose weakness in the very utterance of strength, one’s weaker and more disappointing than others presently know. A person who lives off of pleasing people will never be pleased with such as its easier pleasing others without having ever to be pleased by them, nor could their pleasing ever effect the pleaser. Escape in broad night light, “no one could see I wasn’t there and I saw everyone there too, if someone did see me however, no one else would’ve known except myself!”
This is why it is preferable to say, “my weaknesses are my strength” which surprisingly means something very different to the other saying and is maybe what they hope to say. If weakness is the subject one is implying their weaknesses are undecidable until they are stronger. A more inviting gesture simply because it appears meaningless. It’s as if someone else doubted the enunciators weaknesses and they responded without doubting what anyones said, alluding weakness for doubting without knowing saying what was. Weakness is presupposed and paradoxically conditioned by strength, ones weakness depends on their strength since strength is it’s condition; ones power increases in their ability to treat greater weaknesses. Whilst in the depths its until after the ascent that we can know how far we descended, “Look at how high up we are!”
