Albert Camus’ The Stranger is about a guy who doesn’t fake anything—not his emotions, not his grief, not his personality. And because of that, society punishes him. He murders a man, but what really gets him condemned is that he doesn’t cry at his mom’s funeral. ㅤ The book hits you with this unsettling truth: people care less about what you do and more about whether you play the game the way they want. ㅤ Ever read it? Let me know what you thought. | Mark Manson

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