Sabina believes that true living requires honesty, both with oneself and others, which can only be achieved in solitude. She argues that when people are aware of being watched by others, they subconsciously alter their behavior, leading to a lack of authenticity in their actions. The presence of an audience forces individuals to conform to expectations, resulting in a distorted version of their true selves.

In her view, maintaining a public persona inevitably leads to dishonesty, as individuals shape their lives to fit the perceptions of others. This creates a conflict between genuine self-expression and the façade required to navigate social interactions. Sabina’s insights highlight the tension between personal truth and societal expectations, suggesting that true freedom is found away from the gaze of others.