"What's that?",you ask. "Us behind the masks"?I am going to explain it in the easiest way possible.Every morning when you wake up and you go to the bathroom to wash your face and you look in the mirror you see something.Well, different people see different things. Some people see a beautiful face and a bright smile. Others see black circles under their eyes because they stayed up till late.Most people are the second category. And that's absolutely normal.Everybody has it's problems that won't let them slep at night. What shouldn't be normal is the mask you put on when you have a bad day, because you know that if you seem sad people will ask you what's going on and you will have to explain everything and, deep down, you know they will never understand. This is the way we keep our emotions inside and we feel as if fall in a deep and dark place that feels as if it is without an exit. That is just because of that mask. But not all people put on their mask .At least not because they want to, but because they have to. For example, when you are young and your parents tell you off you are sad, and somebody you know is there, or is on the phone and wants to talk to yoy. Well, in this case,your parents tell you to put a mask on. To act as if nothing happened. To be happy so that people don't know about your figt. That is how you learn to put on your mask.
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Us behind Masks
Non-FictionThis is just a psichology book that I wrote because I had some inspiration from an Episode story called "Too bad for you".If you don't like it you don't have to read it. 💁
