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"I want to know you, like I know myself": The Value of Authenticity in Relationships
When you are introduced to someone, have you ever noticed that the most common phrases are always about your job and the role you play in society? For example, as a child/teenager you will be asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” or as an adult, “What do you do for a living?", or as a student, "What are you studying?” It seems the occupation label primarily defines who you are. However, if you meet two doctors, for example, they share the label their job entails; but, their personal lives will be far from identical.