Perfectionism Called—Recovery’s Got Trust Issues Now
Mallary Tenore Tarpley just handed perfectionism a breakup note in her new book, embracing the gloriously messy 'middle place' between sickness and health. She's learned to 'reject perfectionism' and 'accept her slip-ups,' proving recovery isn’t a straight line but a scenic detour full of potholes. So if your wellness journey looks more like a toddler’s crayon masterpiece than a Mona Lisa, congrats, you’re Tarpley-approved officially imperfect.
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(1 of 3)Breaking: Perfectionism kicked out of recovery rehab for being way too extra. Apparently, slipping up is the new black, and we’re all just awkward dancers in the middle place.
Perfectionism was last seen drowning in a sea of slip-ups because Mallary Tarpley just released the ultimate 'chill, it's fine' recovery anthem. Middle place? More like comfort zone with bad WiFi.
If recovery was a Netflix series, perfectionism just got canceled and replaced with an unpredictable dramedy called 'Slips & Trips.' Spoiler: The middle place is where all the plot twists happen.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/10/2025 | Author: Alicia Garceau
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