It is the wise man
who is comfortable in his skin; the one who has learned that being himself is
the best thing he can be. He no longer feels the need to wear a cheap mask to
attend the masquerade party that passes for life. He lives not to make an
impression on others, but to live fully and simply, and by doing
so makes the
most important impression one can make. He colors outside of the lines without
crossing the borders in desperation.
