Quote by Henry David Thoreau

“And it explains much about me, too, about the limits of my experience, about the fact that the person I am in my head…

— Claire Messud

“I want to talk about everything with at least one person as I talk about things with myself.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“In truth, people know very little about each other. I only know as much about you as I know about myself.”

— Vironika Tugaleva

“People so rarely talked about themselves accurately. They either made too much or too little out of everything. It seemed to Rose that you…

— Martha Woodroof

“I never much like thus being told without possibility of reply what I am to think about people whom I know.”

— Marcel Proust

“One thing I'll have to face about myself, I suppose, is that while I've always loved mankind in general, I have been less than…

— David Williamson

“If you know about yourself, presumably you know about at least one other person.”

— Mary Renault

“You can't concern yourself with that. Certainly it would be wonderful if we all knew who we were. But that knowledge doesn't come from…

— Cassandra Clare

“coming to the lonely conclusion that the only thing you can ever really know about anyone is that you don’t know anything about them…

— Jonathan Tropper

“We reveal most about ourselves when we speak about others.”

— Kamand Kojouri

“I think that knowing who you are, and having confidence in yourself is the access to finding common ground with anyone.”

— April White

“You will never know anyone more intimately than yourself. Love yourself and be good to yourself.”

— Bryant McGill