We are icebergs, showcasing our lives, or at least the parts we feel comfortable with. But beneath the water lie all the problems and skeletons bringing us to shame. It is a fact that people tend to only consider the surface. What they see is what they get. If only they could dig a little better, maybe then they would realize that nobody is as well put together as they might pretend to be. Everyone is fighting a battle of their own. Everyone has something messing around with their heads. Even if they don't let on about it, nothings as pretty as the person might make it out to be.
Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.
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The above post was inspired by what we learned in Psych today. We studied the Iceberg Theory by the famous Psychologist, Sigmund Freud, which to me, was pretty impressive, and fascinating at that.
