Sublime

Psychologist Bella DePaulo sums it up nicely. ‘People who like being single, who choose to be single, are threatening cherished world views about

People don’t lie to you about who they are – they lie to themselves in your presence

University of Chicago psychologist Nicholas Epley points out that in day-to-day life we have access to the many thoughts that run through our own minds. But we don’t have access to all the thoughts that are running through other people’s minds. We just have access to the tiny portion they speak out loud. This leads to the perception that I am much

“We are so used to disguising ourselves from others that we often end up by disguising ourselves from ourselves.”

One in which giving up a promotion to have free time for the people you love is wasted potential. In which mentioning you’re lonely is still taboo—despite 61 percent of Americans admitting to it behind closed doors.

unthought known will then mean for ourselves and our lives.

Each of us claims multiple identities.