There is a comforting idea buried in the phrase true colors: that everyone carries a real self underneath the pleasant surface, and that the right pressure will peel the surface away and show you what was there all along.
There is a comforting idea buried in the phrase true colors: that everyone carries a real self underneath the pleasant surface, and that the right pressure will peel the surface away and show you what was...
We reach for it after a divorce, a fallout, a betrayal.
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There is a comforting idea buried in the phrase true colors: that everyone carries a real self underneath the pleasant surface, and that the right pressure will peel the surface away and show you what was there all along. We reach for it after a divorce, a fallout, a betrayal.
We reach for it after a divorce, a fallout, a betrayal.
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