Self-doubt wearing calm.
You keep everyone at arm's length and call it calm — the one on the edge of the group photo, deciding you don't quite belong before anyone gets to decide it for you. But the quiet isn't coldness; it's doubt wearing a straight face. You'll help someone completely and still assume they'd rather it were anyone else. The Eye sees under the stillness: you're not distant because you don't care. You're distant because you're not sure you're allowed to be close.
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