@kunalsummerIt is far simpler to get people to dislike you than it is to win them over with a smile. The social effort required to be a face involves constant friendliness, whereas expressing pure hostility just takes a single line like everyone in this building can kiss my ass. That reality explains why so many current talents hesitate to fully commit as heels. Instead of choosing a side, they settle for being tweeners, hoping to get cheered without the backlash of a real villain. MVP points out that while not every performer feels this way, a lot of them are genuinely scared to go all in and embrace the role of a bad guy. They prefer the safety of being liked over the courage needed to be a true heel.

@kunalsummerIt is far simpler to get people to dislike you than it is to win them over with a smile. The social effort required to be a face involves constant friendliness, whereas expressing pure hostility just takes a single line like everyone in this building can kiss my ass. That reality explains why so many current talents hesitate to fully commit as heels. Instead of choosing a side, they settle for being tweeners, hoping to get cheered without the backlash of a real villain. MVP points out that while not every performer feels this way, a lot of them are genuinely scared to go all in and embrace the role of a bad guy. They prefer the safety of being liked over the courage needed to be a true heel.