to curate an image, To carefully select and present certain aspects of yourself or something else in order to create a particular impression., curated spontaneity, Something that is deliberately planned or arranged to appear natural, casual, or unplanned., strategic vulnerability, Deliberately sharing personal struggles or emotions in a way that builds trust, relatability, or admiration from others., to signal virtue/ virtue signalling, To publicly show moral values or socially approved attitudes, often to demonstrate that you are ethical or socially aware., to code-switch, To change your language, tone, or behavior depending on the social situation or the people you are speaking to., to toe the line, To follow rules, expectations, or authority carefully, especially in order to avoid conflict or criticism., to project an image of, To deliberately present yourself or something as having certain qualities or characteristics., to navigate expectations, To manage and deal with what other people expect from you in different situations., to internalize expectations, To absorb social or cultural expectations so deeply that they begin to feel like your own beliefs or desires., hollow performance, An action or expression that appears sincere but lacks real emotion, intention, or commitment., authenticity as currency, The idea that appearing genuine and honest has become something valuable that brings attention, trust, or influence., to put on a front, To pretend to feel or be something you are not, usually to protect yourself or impress others., hypocrisy, Pretending to be what you are not, or pretending to believe something that you do not, performative morality, not sincere but intended to impress someone, prove that something is true

Hypocrisy and performative morality

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?