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There's a theory in sociology that states there are three "yous":
a) the you that you and other people know;
b) the you that only you know;
c) and the you that you don't know, but others do.
Now just how creepy is that? Not only is there a part of me that I MYSELF don't know, but also EVERYONE ELSE DOES. Excuse me? I find that incredibly disturbing. It's like when you're in a group of people and someone says "hah, Robert is so like that!" and you open your mouth to say "wtf no I'm not, shut your mouth" but suddenly everyone agrees like "yeah, he totally is!".
And here I thought I knew myself.
a) the you that you and other people know;
b) the you that only you know;
c) and the you that you don't know, but others do.
Now just how creepy is that? Not only is there a part of me that I MYSELF don't know, but also EVERYONE ELSE DOES. Excuse me? I find that incredibly disturbing. It's like when you're in a group of people and someone says "hah, Robert is so like that!" and you open your mouth to say "wtf no I'm not, shut your mouth" but suddenly everyone agrees like "yeah, he totally is!".
And here I thought I knew myself.