I think it's the fact that someone has an unaffected personality. They are living their life the way that they want to, the way that they've outlined it. They are being who they are and they're not apologizing for it. And they're not a bad person, so they shouldn't apologize for it. Yeah, I think that's really intriguing. I want to see people being their authentic selves and not needing external validation for it, knowing that plenty of people disagree with them and believing it anyway, not asking everyone else to change their opinion and agree with them.