The whole point of acting and role-play with someone else, is that we’re playing pretend And *we’re playing pretend FULLY* To quote Richard Horvitz “ It's not that you are pretending to be Superman - it's that you're pretending YOU are Superman. As a result, your behavior looks natural…” you don’t really believe you are that character when you’re playing as kids. you embody that part of yourself even if you didn’t know you had it in you. That sassy Cajun grandma, angsty delivery driver, or callous hero complex are a part of you, embodied as a character that you believe can exist and you play. Embracing the cringe and finding humor in It is part of the human experience that we only let out when we have our closest friends nearby, or when we’re alone to save face from embarrassment. If you want to be “the nerd” then embrace that awkward fear of girls and public speech pretending your pen pocket protector is your only trait shows you aren’t playing pretend FULLY.
The whole point of acting and role-play with someone else, is that we’re playing pretend
And *we’re playing pretend FULLY*
To quote Richard Horvitz “ It's not that you are pretending to be Superman - it's that you're pretending YOU are Superman. As a result, your behavior looks natural…”
you don’t really believe you are that character when you’re playing as kids. you embody that part of yourself even if you didn’t know you had it in you. That sassy Cajun grandma, angsty delivery driver, or callous hero complex are a part of you, embodied as a character that you believe can exist and you play.
Embracing the cringe and finding humor in It is part of the human experience that we only let out when we have our closest friends nearby, or when we’re alone to save face from embarrassment.
If you want to be “the nerd” then embrace that awkward fear of girls and public speech pretending your pen pocket protector is your only trait shows you aren’t playing pretend FULLY.
Trueeee.. love it when people make a joke then everyone just run with it for hours
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