Inferiority (n.) feelings are the introvert's chastisement for the sin of undervaluing his own principle to follow the extraverted style of the times.
Inferiority (n.) felt morally signals, whenever it appears, both the need and the possibility of assimilating an unconscious part.
Inferiority (n.) professed by the despondent is not really believed: the more he hides, the more he secretly demands recognition, nursing a morbid pride his surroundings pay for.
Inferiority (n.) like megalomania makes mutual recognition impossible, and without that there is no relationship.
Inferiority (n.) hidden is a sin in the eyes of nature — as much as living entirely on our inferior side; until a man confesses himself fallible, a wall shuts him off from feeling a man among men.