The Faces We Wear

Walk into any room, and you’ll see people laughing, smiling, playing their parts. But behind it? Masks stacked on masks. Different types of masks.

I wonder why we do it. Maybe it’s fear of getting rejected. A thought that if we show who we truly are, the world would look at us and say, Oh… It’s you. So, under the pressure of others, just to fit in, we start layering ourselves with masks. But here is the thing: being just you is the most perfect thing you could ever do.

As Oscar Wilde said: Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.

So stop performing for others. Stop hiding your truth. Living honestly is the bravest, freest thing you’ll ever do.

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14 responses to “The Faces We Wear”

  1. Very nice share dear,keep blogging ❤️

      1. You’re most welcome dear 🌻

  2. The mask is back on the face 🙂

    1. But it’s not create fake personality. It save us. 😊😄

  3. Great wisdom .I am not sure from where I read,someone told masking helps people from embarrassment.And your thoughts?

    1. And how many times mask will help people from embarassment? I don’t think this is a solution.

      1. True..in the long run one is for ed to remove the mask. Thank you

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