by MarcusThat is some serious anger coming off there. Interesting...
or serious self doubt
@ Op..
Masks are defence mechanisms but aspects of ourselves nonetheless. One can still express a certain degree of authenticity through a mask. It is impossible to hide our true nature. Even the most contrived deception crumbles eventually .
"I would love to see the people I know react to it, but I'd rather not. Some people get my insight on a certain topic, and find it creepy because they have exeeded their daily dosis of shocking questionable moral and cruelty."
Another benefit to my suggestion, when you act within your nature there will always be those who will come into conflict with you. When I state my perspective it sets a clear boundary line. Those who agree with my views will conversate with me, while some who may oppose my opinion will falter and ultimately evade me. This is fine by me, it sorts out people who are just wastes of time.
"Plus, I personally think it's the guard you shouldn't let down, just flake. If you meet someone you really hate, you can still try it on them."
Perhaps, but deceit just isn't my cup of tea. I prefer more direct encounters.
"I don't think that 'fear', as you call it will always be in your favour."
You misinterpreted my post.
Agreed. I believe most people on this site use social disguises because they are insecure and fear no one will accept their disorders. Eventually they resort to glamorize their acts by saying it was all a clever manipulation ploy.
No one can accept who they are if they can't accept themselves.
It's not a "disorder" if you aren't causing problems for others nor get caught for any of the crap that you do pull off that may be of legal questionability. . The darker shades of gray being what they are.
And best not to post my uncensored thoughts as apparently sheeple rule the feking internet as well.
Nice post systematic and you are lying through your teeth...lol You wear more masks than anyone else and with great agility.