> That's a rare state for a lot of people, who have spent a lifetime trying to be anyone but who they really are. If you do it enough, who you "really are" is

> That's a rare state for a lot of people, who have spent a lifetime trying to be anyone but who they really are. If you do it enough, who you "really are" is someone who doesn't enjoy letting their guard down. Who's to say that's not your "authentic" self at that point?