On the outside: When your boss wants to have "a quick word" with you.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you hear about someone's success, and realize that they are much, much younger than you.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you're at a party and you don't know anyone.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you say something that you know immediately was stupid.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you're home alone, and you hear a strange noise.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you're on a job interview, a first date, or anything else where you have to seem awesome and impressive.
On the inside:
On the outside: When someone is in a bad mood, and snaps at you.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you see a passive aggressive tweet and can't figure out if it's about you.
On the inside:
On the outside: When there's a problem that you can't do anything about.
On the inside:
On the outside: When you have to go home for any sort of holiday or family gathering.
On the inside:
On the outside: When someone is taking an unusually long time to answer a text message.
On the inside:
On the outside: When some random thing on your body suddenly hurts, and you have no idea why.
On the inside:
On the outside: When everything feels like it's just been going a little bit too well, lately.
On the inside:
