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what I consider overlooked is the fact that one isn't clean or sincere for what it actually is. They always find the need to find a mask or somewhere to hide in order to play as a character.

There's no need or obligation to be clean because people are either too scared to reveal their actual opinions or too selfpretentious so they invent their own lies in order to fit in the group.

I asked who would have the right to say how we were supposed to behave or not. I guess,one is free to do what they will but as expected, not many people use that liberty well. In a postmodern era, everyone plays a character and we stick with it for the show.

What show am I talking about? The show of identity that everyone can watch and play with that information. Everyone knows and we desire to be known. If you are a clean person, others will find you in order to make you dirty just to fit in the show we all play in. Everyone just pretends and goes on and on in an endless spiral of mindless thoughts or unimportant drama.

When one comes as a clean person is when you get tired of everything or just don't want to roleplay there. Sincerity only comes in a private understanding and I guess, that's the new punk movement: finding ourselves.