makuranososhi wrote:
It is our opinions of who we ourselves are, our self-definitions, that most greatly impact how we are perceived and interact.
It would really save me a lot of trouble if that were true. I
know certain things about myself (from what things I find easy, to what things I find difficult, to what my motivations are) that are seemingly
always misperceived and questioned by other people even if I make it as plainly obvious as I can what I am doing and why. Seems like most people expect overly complicated reasons for my actions when the reasons are simpler, or expect overly simple reasons when the reasons are more complex.
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