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| Yes , when she /he becomes a narcissist | 3 | |
| Yes when he/she start to believe his/her own lies | 12 | |
| NO , the truth will eventually be revealed | 7 | |
| Yes but it takes a genius to do so | 2 | |
| Yes if the person is very smart | 2 | |
| yes because the fake persona would become his real self | 1 | |
| i don't know | 4 | |
| No | 1 | |
| Maybe | 2 | |
| Each case is different | 4 | |
| Only with therapy the true self will reveal | 1 | |
| Only a disturbed person can do so | 0 | |
| Yes if you are cool | 0 | |
| Yes if you are evil / bad | 1 |
I've known people that fake it their entire lives! I don't see why though.
I don't think there's such thing as "Fake it until you make it". You have a subconscious. Soon you'll realize you've fooled yourself.
There's a saying: Fake it 'till you make it.
I think if a person is faking a characteristic, they will eventually adopt it as part of their own personality.
I remember when the movie Gangs of New York was being made and one of the actors is well-known for his Method Acting (pretending to be the character 24/7 until the roll is complete). Daniel Day-Lewis was so good at it and so into the roll that he creeped out his cast-mates.
I've always wondered how those actors come out of those rolls without any psychological damage. Even the act of portraying sadness or terror for the day while they get a scene just right, would be putting their bodies through a lot of unnecessary stress.