Thanks for the help of the enthusiastic citizens in the use of Osmosis, and talk about my text NFT concept

I posted a post last night about how I couldn't operate some functions after the Osmosis website was redesigned. Many thanks to @oldcat and @high reconstruction for their help. Really hope the issue is resolved soon. I am able to continue liquidity mining and super-liquid staking.

Whenever something like this happens, it's easy for me to fall into the quagmire of self-blame. It's always easy to think that if I wasn't visually impaired, these problems wouldn't exist. But if you think about it a little deeper, whether able-bodied or disabled, who does not encounter problems? Isn't life a process of constant problem solving?

The reason why it is easy to complain about oneself is that in the final analysis, it is because of one's own perfectionism, which leads to the unwillingness to accept the disabled self from the beginning to the end. This attitude of non-acceptance has nothing to do with whether or not the individual is accomplished or not in the eyes of the world. That is to say, even if his education and work have been envied by many people, he will always pick out something that is not good enough to scold himself. The benefit of this mentality is, of course, that it will make oneself progress in knowledge and skills. But imagine a person who immediately pursues good and bad after graduating from university; after getting good and bad, he blames himself why others can dance and he can't; after learning to dance, he blames himself why others can sing and he can't; why others can make clothes I can't; why people can program computers and I can't; why people can go out alone to increase their knowledge and can't... The whole list of self-loathing is going to go on and on until dawn. So I always keep saying that I want to find a better self, but that better self is when you take a step closer to him and he is one step away from you. How hard is this endless pursuit! The root of the hard work is a very distorted belief: your disability is a bad thing, so you must do well to make up for this bad. You have to get one hundred and twenty points to be considered one hundred percent of someone else's.

I really want to get out of this vicious cycle of constantly hating myself. So I really want to learn to accept myself. But what about the heavy load? Coincidentally, Likecoin will be upgraded to the Tiansheng version, and the Tiansheng version of the system can support minting content NFT. I'm interested in trying it out, but have been unable to figure out what subject to choose. The events of the past two days gave me an idea: why don't I learn to reconcile with myself by reviewing my own life experience and looking back at the steps in the past.

I decided to serialize my own growth experience (mainly from elementary school to university) with the theme of "The Rear Mirror of Life" after Likecoin was upgraded to the Tiansheng version. Readers can also learn about the schooling situation of visually impaired people in Hong Kong through these series. I plan to mint these contents into NFT. If I am lucky enough to meet someone who is willing to collect, even if there is only one, it will be a great encouragement to me. But most importantly, I still want to embrace and heal myself through these writings.