Self-Admitted Flaws
As a senior citizen, I acknowledge my faults, including noisy jaw cracking when eating apples and devouring popcorn too quickly.
I also tend to bore my family with repeated jokes and personal anecdotes, and my stubbornness and temper can disrupt human harmony.
I preach "sermons" worthy of Billy Sunday when I get disgusted with someone or something and I have been known to be too frugal.
The Fault of Perfectionism
One fault I struggle to admit is perfectionism, which has led to others calling me a "pain-in-the-rear" perfectionist.
Although I am a perfectionist, I don't always view it as a flaw, as seen when I spent a day of vacation cleaning and reorganizing my home office.
Author's summary: A senior citizen reflects on their flaws and imperfections.
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