Why are the most of the people fake acting looking and talking?

[Anonymous]

It’s like faking is like normal and encouraged

[Syntosi]

What do you even mean with "faking"? People act different in different situations, that is just normal. If I am in a "formal" setting then I dress up in appropriate clothing and act accordingly. If I go to a rock concert then I dress casually and let out more emotions than I would normally. In a family setting I act more lovingly and with more empathy. At the store I act more reservedly and dont strike up random conversations.

Are any of these "fake"? I act differently both in my appearance and how I talk in all of them. Quite frankly, I dont even know what you are getting at.

[Amy_Mi]

Because insecurity masquerades as confidence, and conformity disguises fear.

People perform to belong, impress, or avoid scrutiny rather than to express truth.

Words can charm, appearances can attract, but authenticity is rare because it requires courage, self respect, and risk.

The louder someone performs, the more likely they’re hiding the gap between who they are and who they want others to see.

[jahaims]

It's the social and cultural norm

[Anonymous]

Settle down Holden.