Yes, one of people's inner desires is to be seen, understood and accepted by others. This desire to be seen stems from our nature as social animals. We need to connect with others and enjoy the experience to meet our emotional needs.

The feeling of being looked at can bring recognition, belonging and satisfaction, and also help us to establish and maintain healthy interpersonal relationships. When we feel seen, we will feel the concern and concern of others, and this sense of identity can promote the establishment and development of self-identity.

However, the degree and way that everyone wants to be seen may be different. Some people may prefer to be noticed and recognized in public, while others may prefer to be understood and accepted in personal relationships. Everyone has his own unique way to meet this internal demand.

It is important to realize that being seen is not only dependent on others, but we can also meet this demand through self-awareness and self-care. Knowing our own values and needs, cultivating positive self-image and interpersonal relationships, and finding social circles consistent with our own values can help us realize our desire to be seen.

The most important thing is to remember that being seen not only means the attention and recognition of others, but also pays attention to your inner needs and true feelings. Balancing self-care and caring for others, and cultivating healthy interpersonal relationships and inner satisfaction will help us get a more comprehensive and sustainable sense of happiness.