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I tend to be a perfectionist, like I'm sure some of you reading this. This can be both a good thing and a bad thing - it's a motivator and a driver, but also a destroyer and a stressor. I have been wanting to write this post for two years now, but I wanted it to be perfect. I wanted to be fully healed, to share some magical insight I had gained, something that emanated the peace I found - so much that the reader found it too. This, however, is not the story of a girl who found peace. This is the story of a girl who found love and a girl who is a work in progress. This is not the story as told at the top of the mountain, this is the story as told by the girl sweaty, bloody, and covered in dirt on the journey of climbing to the top. We all have our reasons for doing things, our ways we define ourselves. I, having the annoying characteristic of 'people pleaser', tended to define myself by others' views and ideas of who I am. Relationships, ...