I have a few people in my circle who are always lying. They lie at work to their clients. They lie to their parents about their lives. They even lie to their spouses and have extra marital affairs. And they lie to their friends about their awesome lives.
But they do look really happy because they have a lot of things to talk about. They look successful because they have a lot of money. They look complete because they have a beautiful family.
But how do such people feel inside? Are they really living a life they genuinely love. Or they are just unaware, unconcerned and numb about their feelings?
I have a few people in my circle who are always lying. They lie at work to their clients. They lie to their parents about their lives. They even lie to their spouses and have extra marital affairs. And they lie to their friends about their awesome lives.
But they do look really happy because they have a lot of things to talk about. They look successful because they have a lot of money. They look complete because they have a beautiful family.
But how do such people feel inside? Are they really living a life they love. Or there are just unaware, unconcerned and numb about their feelings?
Hey.. I am looking to read a Memoir or narrative non fiction. I enjoy books with a great narration and story. Lately I've noticed most Indian Memoirs are mostly by either some popular personality or based on some popular event. Is there any book you'd recommend that's not written by a very popular author (atleast when they published the book) but still gives you a heartwarming feeling after reading, just because the story is great and the storytelling is wonderful?