Thank you 'Games of Thrones' for this valuable lesson.

May be the final season of Games of Thrones wasn't lit as we expected but still it is considered as the most popular TV Series around the world. It took my heart from the very first episode as there was a beautiful dialogue which exactly I wanted to hear by then and will be never forget.

Tyrion was a dwarf and Jon Snow was a bastard of a king. When Jon got offended after Tyrion called him 'bastard' the below advice was given to Jon by Tyrion.

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We all have insecurities. Most of us aren't completely satisfied with our look, skills, education, profession, income and social standard. We easily get offended even when someone says ''You have gain weight''. Of course questioning about former facts about someone is rude and that is something we must refrain from. But people will question and make comments whether we like it or not. So at that moment it will be easier if we have embrace our insecurities.

Singer Bathiya Jayakodi once said that when people make fun of his stammering problem he became sad at first but later he accepted the fact that he stammers and now he laughs with the people who laugh at him instead of being sad. Singer Umaria Sinhawansa also has got bullied in the school for being overweight and having a wide face with a sharp jawline. But now she looks stunning and she said ''I love my jawline'' at a programme.

Many photos in social medias are edited with different filters and some people pretend to be someone else in social medias. People go after skin whitening cream though their natural color is beautiful. Some people are ashamed of revealing their job even though every profession is equal in the process of earning an income.

So, the point we must keep in our mind is no one in this world is perfect and when our imperfections are accepted, embraced and wore like armors nobody will able to use them against us as swords.