Almost every sane person is at least two different people.

You can be but cannot become yourself.

In some cases, it is not the person that has changed, but their decision not to be themselves.

Being told that you have not changed is not always a compliment.

We are enslaved, not by the promise we have made, but by the desire to keep it.

A relationship is very likely to initially make us pretend we are someone we are not; a friendship, to eventually make us pretend we are still someone we used to be.

Man’s growth is held back by his surrender to other people’s expectation that he remain the person he was when they met him.

By definition, love at first sight has nothing to do with the other person’s character or mind.

Completely different impressions of someone can each be created by a selection of facts, or even a single fact, from the very same collection of facts about them.