Some people keep their rooms very messy most of the time and only clean briefly on rare occasions. They also consume unhealthy fast food and sodas without concern for their health. When in public, these same people take care to look presentable through products that enhance their outer appearance, even though they do not care about the neatness of their private spaces or inner health. Many people live for the approval of others and act differently to receive it, so the way they live when alone is not the same as when seeking approval, raising questions about whether their true selves are real or fake.

1. People ’ s Lives: Real or Fake? Anthony Gonzalez May 5 th , 2010

2. There are many people that keep their room really disordered.

3. Their rooms stay messy almost all the time. On rare occasions, these people have a desire to clean their room, but it only stays that way for a day or two.

4. On top of being disorganized, people litter their bodies with unhealthy fast food and sodas. These people don’t care about their health or the future affects that these consumptions may induce.

5. When people are seen in public, they care very much about their outer-appearance when they know they will be judged for their looks and actions.

6. When they are seen in public, they must make themselves look presentable. There are many products to enhance the outer-look.

7. But why do these people care so much about their outer-look but don’t care about the neatness of their room or any aspect of their “inner-look?”

8. Many people live off of approval from others, and act differently to receive that approval.

9. They aren’t “real” in the sense that the way they live in front of others isn’t the same as the way they live where approval is not needed.

10. The truth here is that these type of people do not care about anything unless other people force them to care. Being a different person in front of people and by yourself – real or fake?