Humanity is perpetually ready to lament human foolishness, but rarely willing to practice empathy. We draw the perfect human, yet that image exists only in our minds. We were taught to hide and suppress our negative emotions, turning ourselves into machines. The result is that, by trying to repress these feelings, they multiply. We want easy solutions, but such things do not exist. Human beings are not perfect; we all have a dual nature, with both good and bad aspects. We all feel sadness, anger, hatred, and envy… So, I ask you: what does it mean to be human if we do not explore and feel these emotions? This performance seeks to show that instead of reprimanding ourselves, we can learn to express these emotions — to create space to deal with them. Allowing ourselves to feel and release them without hurting others.