We are human beings – we crave attention. And we crave attention because we are human beings.
Our mind never stops being aware of our surroundings. Who’s talking? What are they saying?
Do they speak about me? Do they like me?
I’ve been invisible to people for most of my life. I craved attention, but nobody wanted to give it to me. So, I did dumb things to have all eyes on me.
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