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Why do we feel the need to hide our emotions? in Psychology ·
Paul White80 said:So, what is your actual identity? What is your true self?

In your opinion, what defines a pathological liar, an actor, or an identity thief?

I don't even follow the question. Am I supposed to explain my definition of a pathological liar, acting, or identity theft (what even is that last one? 😁)? Or should I analyze a liar through the lens of acting or theft, or perhaps try to categorize them into one of those groups? 😁

Just me, honestly, flaws and all.

I'm not quite following the question. Am I supposed to break down my take on pathological liars, acting, and identity traits (which, by the way, even is that last one? 😁 ), or should I look at a pathological liar through the lens of performance versus character traits, or maybe just try to categorize them into one of those groups? 😁

Well... you don't have to do anything if the point isn't landing. I was just trying to show you that expressing who you are doesn't always mean you're strictly telling the truth.
Why do we feel the need to hide our emotions? in Psychology ·
I honestly don't think the "true self" is some final destination you just reach one day; it’s more like this ongoing process that lasts from the moment you're born until the day you die. At any given second, we're basically just out here trying to visualize who our real selves are and what our actual identity is.

So, what do you think—is someone like that just a pathological liar, a total actor, or are they actually just sketching out their own identity?
Why do we feel the need to hide our emotions? in Psychology ·
Paul White80 said:That's like someone claiming they "never" tell a lie. 😁

Look, lying and acting aren't really the same thing. You might think I'm just putting on a show, but for me, this is just who I am—it's my natural state of being. So, you could actually argue that an actor is just finally showing their true self.