I encountered this in a tweet and wanted to share this with you.

I know I have moments where I feel like this, and I suppose it’s okay to feel like this if these two people also felt like this as long as I don’t let it prevent me from doing things I like doing.

Comments

[Pickleless]

This speaks to me.

[QueenMoriarty]

You have very strange ideas about tagging.

[Skeeter The Lurker]

I feel that on a near constant basis.

Good to know I'm not the only one.

~Skeeter The Lurker

[Soufriere]

And I thought my tags were weird.

*ahem* That is incredibly profound, and probably helps explain why Neil Armstrong didn't attend functions nearly as often as Buzz Aldrin has. N.A. was always very low key about his accomplishments; pretty much all that first generation of astronauts were.

I've always been of the belief that growing old (which I sort of have) and growing up (which I have definitely not) are two completely separate, nearly unrelated things. I know I'm inadequate. Even here. I feel a small twinge of guilt even daring to comment on this blogpost.

[Fuzzyfurvert]

#Imposter
Be the imposter you want to be. Doing something, or being somewhere because of doing something, and feeling inadequate means you care about what you are doing or what other people think about what you are doing. That usually means that said something is worth doing.

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[FanOfMostEverything]

That definitely is reassuring. Thank you for sharing it.

[VitalSpark]

[Lancerlot]

My situation is similar, but it's the other people who think I'm an impostor.

[Snowflake Dissonance]

This is me anytime I get praise or win an award. I always feel like I never did enough to deserve it. This really means something to me.

[Comet Burst]

Hm...

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