Being awkward doesn’t just mean you’re clumsy or lacking basic skills. Being awkward can also mean feeling obviously ill at ease. Having checked the wrong box throughout his life, Christophe colourfully describes his journey, which could have just as easily been beige. Some people choose for themselves, Christophe, however, makes choices out of a fear of disappointing others. He finally realized the stage was where he felt most at ease… and comfortable enough to tell you why he’s so awkward.
Christophe Dupéré - Malhabile
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