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Does Authenticity Lead to Alienation? - by dina - Postcard
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Of learning what writing (and connecting with people through it) means to me.
Does Authenticity Lead to Alienation? Of learning what writing (and connecting with people through it) means to me. dina May 27, 2022 1 Share The idea of fame terrifies me. Popularity is the result of an action we do or knowledge we share with others. For years, I suffered from the fear of public speaking as the action itself needs to be done at the expense of the possibility of being seen as ignorant. I have lost count on how many times I have told people that I am not great at oral interactions: I stutter an embarrassing amount of time because I physically cannot stomach the idea of not resp
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