Katy Perry: The Most Hard Conflict To Solve Is Inner Conflict

"The most difficult conflict to resolve is Inner conflict" In today's society, every member of this planet will experience or be influenced by many different types of conflict throughout their lives. Some believe there is no place for conflict in an ideal society where everyone is valued and has everything they need; but the reality is, this 'ideal society' is unachievable, especially given the nature of human beings. Only through conflict do we understand ourselves better – what we think, believe, value and what we are willing to stand up, defend and fight for. Perhaps this is why one of the most difficult types of conflict to deal with is the inner conflict that can develop within an individual, as a result of some mental or physical challenge or barrier that they perceive as impossible to overcome.
A current celebrity Katy Perry was told many times in her early career to adapt to what was currently music scenes or to develop an image that was something she did not like. This order was made more difficult to deal with, as she had come from a religious background and was expected to hold high moral values. Perry experienced inner conflict regarding her own potential to be famous and conflict about creating music that conflicted with her strict religious upbringing and would most likely make her family ashamed of her. These two opposing factors helped Perry understand what type of music she wanted to make and who she really wanted to be. The most difficult conflict Perry encountered was the inner conflict of self-doubt and guilt over disappointing others when trying to become