Probably most of us think that a raindrop has the shape of a tear - but this is not true at all, unless it meets a resistance like a window. Otherwise it has the shape of a globe or sphere if the drop is smaller than one millimetre. If it is larger, it deforms. First it deforms into a kind of squeezed ball, then into a parachute, and then it disintegrates. This is due to forces acting on the drop. Its own surface tension dominates with smaller shapes and is increasingly disturbed by the force of the surrounding air pressure as the shape grows. Transferred this can mean: stay with your actual form and be aware that with increasing size, fame or the like, the external pressure on you will increase and you are in danger of changing away from your actual personality. The external pressure can therefore deform you. That doesn't have to be the case and would be a shame. So stay true to yourself and give it priority.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
