Mark Twain (1835–1910) observed that sincerity often isolates, while performance gathers applause. The faker, fluent in flattery and conformity, tells people what they want to hear—and is rewarded with attention, approval, and company.
For Twain, popularity is a poor measure of truth. Crowds gravitate toward the comfortable lie rather than the uncomfortable reality. Authenticity thins the room; pretense fills it. If being yourself costs you people, were they ever there for you at all?
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real talk
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Jesus is GOD☦️
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