In my experience, there are two things that no one will admit to: having no sense of humor and being susceptible to flattery.
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In "The Memoirs of Cleopatra," author Margaret George shares insights about human nature, particularly the reluctance of individuals to acknowledge certain vulnerabilities. She observes that people often deny their lack of humor, suggesting that they feel a social pressure to appear witty or amusing. This reluctance stems from a desire to be seen positively by others.

Additionally, George highlights the universal tendency to be influenced by flattery. She points out that, while many may not openly confess to being swayed by praise or compliments, it is a common human experience. This duality reflects the complexities of self-perception and the impact of social interactions on individuals.

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