Faking that you're fine is easier than explaining to everyone why you're not.
Faking that you're fine is easier than explaining to everyone why you're not.
This quote reflects the struggle many people face when dealing with emotional pain or mental health issues. It suggests that pretending to be okay is often less complicated than opening up about one's struggles and vulnerability. The ease of putting on a façade can stem from a fear of judgment, a desire to fit in, or the difficulty of articulating complex feelings. This highlights the societal pressure to maintain a brave front, even when inside, one may be feeling overwhelmed or distressed. Ultimately, it points to the importance of understanding and supporting one another in our struggles, rather than expecting everyone to always appear "fine."