• According to Sociologist Erving Goffman, life consists of a series of acts, where we put on various masks, as we believe it is beneficial to hide parts of ourselves or to project a certain image.
• Every social interaction that we participate in, we are trying to project a concrete, stable image of ourselves.
• Ancient Greek philosophers such as Plato have observed that drama or comedy does not resemble reality as much as tragedy does.

There is a subconscious control going on almost all the time in our behaviour, on how others perceive us, something which is called social dramaturgy.

This behaviour would not be acceptable or palpable for others, if they didn’t participate in this in social environments, resultin...