I just read a comment about me where someone said I "host a party in France". I don't - I help out a bit and attend it, but I don't host it. This is an example of the constant mild inaccuracy I see when people talk about me and my life online. Usually it's not significant, but-
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The curse of celebrity.
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Now comes the really tough part: Recognizing that you yourself have very likely done this to others in the past, & despite your attempts to curb it, are still occasionally guilty of it.
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Yes, absolutely. After this has been happening to me I've become hyper aware of this happening to other people, as well as times where I've developed strong opinions about people I didn't know.
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Bummer, dude
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To be fair, other people do "know you" in a way that you can't ever know yourself. Our conscious awareness is a pretty random thing, making stuff up all the time. Not that our internal model of ourselves is "wrong", it's just very biased.
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Even this assumes you both define "host" the same way. E.g., I've found some people use host to mean that you're involved with it, or are the face of the event to them, etc. All disclaimers apply - I don't know the context for this particular situation, but we're generalizing.
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