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Read the thread faggot

A lot of it comes from a place of insecurity. I like the person I am, but I know it won't gel well with the people I'm around.
If I acted 'without a mask' like I feel most naturally at work for example, I think most of my coworkers and customers would think I was just some kind of fucking asshole and I'd eventually just lose my job.

I guess it's just a matter of learning how to accept who I am and encompassing my life around how best that can serve me. Not everyone is meant to be some crazy social butterfly, and I just need to settle for the right kind of mediocrity that suits me best.

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From what you are writing I’m also in the same situation, and havn’t found an answer (also early twenties)

I feel the same way about work. And it doesnt help that I work for a small company as a software developer and literaly have to discuss with the CEO on a daily basis (I’m an introvert). Imagine a mask I have to put on for that

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