Quote by Andy Warhol

I am a deeply superficial person.

I am a deeply superficial person.

Summary

The quote, "I am a deeply superficial person," suggests that the speaker acknowledges and embraces their inclination towards surface-level qualities and interests. It implies a self-awareness of valuing appearances, materialism, or shallow aspects of life, even while acknowledging depth may be lacking. This statement acts as a somewhat paradoxical admission of one's priorities and personality traits, highlighting the complexity of human nature and the capacity for individuals to have multifaceted personas.

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By Andy Warhol

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