Mystique & Anti-depressant
Hey, I’ve noticed how people wear different masks every day—sometimes to protect themselves, sometimes to mislead. I’m curious how that idea plays out in both therapy and your line of work. What’s your take on it?
Masks are the secret handshake between us. In therapy people put on a friendly mask to share their pain, hoping the therapist sees the truth underneath. In my line of work, masks are literal and deliberate; I switch forms, blend, stay unnoticed. Both use observation, but one aims to heal, the other to manipulate. It’s all about control and knowing when to let the real self slip.