Pitfalls of Having a Persona and Reasons behind it

Pitfalls of having a persona
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Part1
1 What is your favorite thing to do?
My favorite thing to do in life is photography. It may only be a hobby, but I am confident I will be doing it forever. Saving and preserving photographs and videos of people is unquestionably vital because once they pass away, those will be the only visuals you have of them. I adore photography; I say that word loosely, taking pictures. The freedom, expression, energy, sensuality, and individuality of different subjects are what I enjoy about it. Street photography, event shoots, fashion editorial, portraits, among other photographic aspects, are all amazing in their own way and serve different purposes.
2 What makes you laugh?
My bar is low, especially with my close ones. Funny conversations with family and friends, narrating funny stories from the past all make me laugh.
3 What things do you find yourself always doing without even thinking about them?
I like to cross my legs while sitting, like anywhere. And I overthink a lot. I often get overwhelmed by thoughts about various life aspects without realizing it besides sitting with my legs crossed.
4 If you had to bring 10 records/or songs to a desert island, what would they be and why?
I have never been to a desert island, but it sounds like it is melting hot and relaxing. I do not really have a genre that I stick to, and I usually listen to the rhythm in the first place, then the lyrics. My preference would be hip-hop, r&b, soft rock, any song with steady beats.
Part2
I have known Jordan for seven years. He has demonstrated a strong interest in hip-hop music since high school and got to make it a career. It is nice to work with people with such uplifting energy and talent. We got to work on many photography projects, and he provided me with an insight into the creative process of song making. I have conducted interviews with him, which is helpful for my research on the pitfalls of having a persona.
1 Do you tend to brand yourself on social media? If so, do you avoid posting things from your personal life? What are the boundaries?
In the early stages of my career, I like to share everything that's going on in my life, more like show people what I am up to. But now, as I gain more fame, I would instead maintain a low profile; it is better to have some private space.
2 Do you get hurt by the criticism you receive and make adjustments to your music based on that?
Yes, when I first started, it was more about pride and proving myself to others. Now I am trying to find a balance between what I want to do and commercial work.
3 Would you be bothered if fans asked you to take pictures and autographs during your personal time?
I am okay with taking pictures and signing. But I would prefer to do it when I am not busy, like maybe when I finish my meal, and not in the middle of something.
4 Do you think it's fair to be reviewed on a higher standard as a public figure? And so, how would you react to that? ( For example, throwing cigarette ends on the floor and you got on the headlines)
I would be very pissed by this double standard thing. At the same time, I feel like you need to take certain responsibilit...