What is false bravery?

False bravery refers to a façade of courage that individuals may present, often masking underlying fears or insecurities. It manifests as a bold front in situations where one may not truly feel confident or fearless. This type of bravery can stem from social pressure, a desire for approval, or a need to project strength, but it ultimately lacks genuine conviction or resilience. True bravery, in contrast, involves facing fears authentically and taking action despite them.