I get it for safety reasons sometimes, but for people that are just minding their own business and in the background or just having a moment of being human and having a bad day, doesn’t mean they need to go viral or publicly shamed for it. It just seems so invasive to people’s privacy.

It’s easy to be yourself when people are cheering you on.
But who are you when there’s no audience, no recognition, and nothing to gain?
Do you still show up? Keep your word? Treat people right?
Being authentic isn’t about proving who you are.
It’s about not having to.

Sometimes I wonder how much of my personality is actually me, and how much is just a collection of things I learned to become. The way I act, the things I hide, the person I show to others. What if I’ve mistaken my defense mechanisms for my personality? What if I’ve spent so much time trying to understand myself that I’ve never really stopped to ask who I would’ve been if certain things had never happened to me? I think there’s a version of me somewhere that I never got to meet, and sometimes I miss them without even knowing who they are.

my childhood was based off christianity and it gave me a lot trauma

Personally, life's been treating me good lately. I have work and I feel productive, paid my bills and able to buy foods whatever I want but there's something missing and idk why

Todos tenemos esas pequeñas miserias, contradicciones o costumbres que jamás admitiríamos en voz alta, pero que seguramente compartimos con medio planeta.

Desde juzgar en silencio hasta hacer cosas que después criticamos en los demás.

Así que hoy vale sincerarse un poquito: ¿qué hacemos todos, pero nadie se anima a admitir?

Acá nadie conoce a nadie... o eso queremos creer.

Morally, behaviorally, humanly.

Who is this "best" person that you know and why are they the best person in your opinion?

Update: Bruhhhh, why this sub has SO MANY old people? lol I don't mind it, but Reddit is mostly young and middle-aged.

Old people love the deep questions?

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