A person feels tired when they pretend to be someone else. This tiredness is not laziness. It is emotional work.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person feels tired when they pretend to be someone else.
This tiredness is not laziness. It is emotional work.
A person often pretends to be a different version of themselves. This is done to be accepted by others. This effort causes deep tiredness. The tiredness comes from emotional work, not from being lazy.
A student acts cheerful and outgoing at school. The student feels very tired when they get home. The teacher understands the student is tired from pretending to be someone else all day. The teacher knows it is not just tiredness from schoolwork.
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A person feels tired when they pretend to be someone else. This tiredness is not laziness. It is emotional work.