Things We Hide from the Public

We live in a world obsessed with appearances, where social media and curated profiles fuel self-comparison and the need to project flawlessness. But what lies beneath these polished facades? In Things We Hide from the Public, I explore the hidden anxieties, regrets, and unspoken truths shaping our identities. This isn’t about scandals, but a psychological study of three individuals—Eleanor, Arthur, and Maya—each struggling with internal conflicts and the pressure to maintain an image. Their stories reveal the universal struggles of fear, grief, and societal expectations. This book invites introspection on the masks we wear and the courage to live authentically.