There are many fakes in the world. Those that are very easy to recognise and those that can only be recognised by experts. The fact is, however, that counterfeiting is usually only done on really valuable things - because that's where it really pays off. In other words, large banknotes and not small change. Pictures by well-known artists and not by no-names. When we look at our behaviour, it is sometimes the same: our outward appearance does not always reflect what we look like on the inside. So we're faking here too. And the more important a situation or person is, the better our fakes are. Also in terms of motivation for jobs etc. The solution is not always obvious because the blatant truth can sometimes be hurtful or perhaps harm us because we are in a relationship of dependency. Nevertheless, truth and authenticity are important - and ultimately more valuable. For everyone involved. Analogue to a genuine work of art - instead of imitation.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
