| ▲ | kevinsync 2 hours ago | |
Not to mention that humans seem to have a fixed (yet variable, compared to the entire population) amount of energy they're each able to spend. Sometimes very interesting people gatekeep their authenticity to protect and preserve what they have to offer others, especially to strangers, coworkers, clients, even family. I think the general message of bravery in authenticity is very important on a personal level, and incredibly subjective with regards to anybody external. When a vampire knocks on your door, do you always invite them in? | ||