personality [Theme]

“It’s sad that the one who shared a grain of Darkness is not able to understand it.” You can only see one part of the world, and it is foolish to believe that the future rests on the supposedly infinite potential of people.

A characteristic feature of the crowd is that in it a person loses his individuality. This is also true for a flock of sheep: the herd instinct makes each of them go where the others go.

Society, instead of recognizing the danger of such a phenomenon, encourages it, since it is interested in increasing the number of obedient consumers feeding the system, and people do not understand what kind of retribution awaits them: their individuality will remain underdeveloped or will die altogether.

We are so dependent on the opinions of others that we allow the crowd to be the judge and arbiter of our behavior; we sacrifice anything to be considered “the same as everyone else.” We strive for universal recognition as a reward, we are afraid to be different from others, because this causes a reaction from society: distrust, rejection, suspicion. As a result, we inevitably become part of the homogeneous mass, and this gives us self-confidence and a feeling of acceptance and love, but at the same time we are oppressed by a feeling of loneliness, internal anxiety and lack of personal identity.

The mass is the average person. Strictly speaking, a mass can be defined as a psychological phenomenon, and one should not expect that individuals will appear in a cluster. The masses are those who, for some reason, do not evaluate themselves as either good or bad, but feel the same as everyone else. At the same time, no one is upset about this, but on the contrary, people are pleased to feel that they are indistinguishable.

People are small creatures existing in a vast space called fate. When there is destiny, individual life disappears.

If you notice that a person excessively imitates your clothing style, habits, or interests, this may be a sign of obsessiveness. Of course, the friendly imitative effect is normal and inherent in many friendships, but if a person loses his or her own personality, it may be a sign that he is being imposed upon.

Each person has his own nature, his own inclinations. What suits one may not suit another.

Whatever you think about, whatever answer you find, be yourself. If you stay the way you are, together we can overcome everything. Count on me, just don't change, okay? You are you and no one else.

Here's the thing about penguins: they may be cute, but they all look the same. You are human and should have your own personality.

"Person" in Greek means "Mask" (persona). It is this that we develop and strengthen from childhood, and not individuality, as is commonly believed. Instead of being more collected (being ourselves), we play our roles like in a theater. Where the self-identification of a person is identified with the opinion of others about him.

You have to be yourself, no matter what! Yes, in a world of duplicity, lies and photoshop, it's certainly difficult. Don't be afraid to be yourself. Know your Self. You should not hide your individuality. Do not limit yourself in anything, do not prove anything to anyone, ever. And remember, we all get older. And to hell with all this whining, life is too short. There is nothing we can do but: show the middle finger and shout loudly: I

In the first place you need to put your own I, and then everything else - this was the second lesson. Do not be ashamed to voice your desires. Being attractive is not a problem. Being sexy is normal and nothing to be ashamed of. In no case should you reproach and suppress your individuality and yourself!

The world is imbued with passion and trepidation of individualization, but nothing in it is so shaky as individuality ... In Kleistov's tragedies, Dostoevsky's anguish is already heard.