Literature
for Lupus
The Chameleon-Man
He knew he couldn't be himself. Being himself means being a stranger. Nobody likes strangers.
Over the years he learned how to read people and behave according to their expectations.
Changing attitude, mood, apperance, language, everything on command, like an actor.
Yes, everything he did or said was just an act, nothing more. He knew exactly what kind of show people wanted and he gave them just that.
When with his family, he was the family guy, always kind and caring, listening to their little problems and giving little presents. A good boy for his parents, a lovely brother to his siblings, an adorable grandson for his