The Eight Thoughts™
Kenodoxia · Vainglory
You do the real thing, and then you check how it looked.
Evagrius Ponticus listed this in the Egyptian desert around 375 AD, two centuries before the seven deadly sins existed. Folded into pride by the tradition after Gregory, and lost as its own item.
This thought doesn't stop you being good; it follows you around afterwards asking who noticed. It is the second draft of the story where you sound modest, the photo chosen for the person it implies you are, the small performance inside a genuine act. Evagrius thought it was the subtlest of the eight precisely because it attaches to your best behaviour rather than your worst.
Every thought has a virtue that answers it rather than fights it. For this one, that is Hiddenness.
24 questions. No account needed. These are thoughts, not verdicts.