Be careful when someone calls you Unbalanced.

I bring this post because we woman often been called unbalanced.

I grew up around music, dancing, fighting sometimes, and bullying; for me, that was normal.

I am not making anyone feel bad. Because, believe it or not, the people who were the same way probably got comfortable doing that, being in this environment.

Then I left my environment; even in the same country I was living in, not everyone was like this.

When I was growing up, I realized I was poor; my family was struggling and juggling many things at once.

No one in my family was unbalanced. They were mentally stable, and they were just the product of their generation and sometimes the systems.

Now I am not unbalanced; I am juggling too many things at once. That is who I am now; I realized that is me. Is not about finding a way of making money; I am like this always, in movement. My brain can stay quiet, and when it is quiet, I can hear a lot. That's why sometimes I keep my mind busy.

  I bring the simple definition from Merriam-Webster Dictionary (the oldest and one of the most famous Merriam-Webster dictionary publishers in the United States)

Unbalanced

Not in a state of balance: not balanced:

such as: not having equal weight on all sides

an unbalanced load

The weight was unbalanced.

: not having good or equal amounts of all the necessary parts of something

He's been eating an unbalanced diet.

: not completely sane

mentally unbalanced people

Juggling

: to keep several objects in motion in the air at the same time by repeatedly throwing and catching them

He is learning to juggle.

He juggled four balls at once.

: to do (several things) at the same time

She somehow manages to juggle a dozen tasks at once.

It can be hard to juggle family responsibilities and/with the demands of a full-time job.

: to make changes to (something) to achieve a desired result

I'll have to juggle my schedule a bit to get this all to work out.

 Thanks for reading.

Mory Carballo