-Who sees the real me?
-Hmm.
-Um, she does because she, uh...
-Because I see him naked? -She sees me naked.
And she tells me when I have food
on my face or in my teeth.
-Maybe seen by my cat?
-You know, I don't think it's just one person.
-My roommate?
Um, I think we go out and we put on, like, a mask,
but, you know, when you see someone wake up
and go to sleep, you know, good day, bad day...
-God sees the real me because he made me.
And he loves me.
And the bus driver
because he's the only one I will admit to
that I don't know where I'm going.
For everyone else, I put up a front
like I know what's happening. -Little kids just --
They seem to focus on your innermost being,
like, the essence, like, the soul of you.
-Well, my wife, who's over there.
We're kind of on the same page when it comes to most things.
-My husband over there sees the real me,
with all my warts and little sort of running sores.
But, um, uh,
that's because we've been married for 35 years.
-I would say my ex, my ex-boyfriend.
He's the first person I call or I talk to when --
whatever happens to me.
I mean, I think everyone understands, like,
there's that one person
that knows if you're having a good day
or if you're having a bad day, like, just by looking at you.
You don't even have to say anything.
It's, like, they -- they just go, "Are you okay?"
-Um, I guess for a lot -- like, for a lot of people,
your family are people that you really don't feel
like you have to hold back around.
-I would definitely say my parents.
My parents have been there since day 1.
They know what makes me cry, what makes me laugh,
what makes me happy, all my struggles.
-My mother.
She knows everything about, uh, my life.
And she can predict a lot of what's gonna happen.
She's always right.
-Uh, I would say everybody.
You know?