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Behind the Social Facade
The author discusses Carl Jung’s concept of the “shadow”: the aspects, feelings, and desires a person hides to gain social acceptance, until their social persona eclipses their true self. This repression may surface as sudden anger, heightened sensitivity, or a desire to withdraw, and can leave a person feeling lonely even among others. She argues that understanding one’s reactions and coming to terms with the different aspects of oneself help foster maturity. The deepest relationships, she suggests, are those that let people be themselves rather than reducing them to a single impression.
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