This relates to my topic because through social media people are essentially trying to advertise and by doing so they distort the overall image of what they are portraying, in my case that is relationships in Peterson's case that is places. People are selling an idea..whether that be an idea that relationships are full of happiness or that certain things need to occur for a relationship to be ideal. the authenticty/inauthenticity of social media posts are shaping the overall idea of relationships and relationship goals

Peterson speaks about how often authenticity comes into play which is a big motive. he presents the different aspects of life that authenticity issues play a role in. It is more present than many people believe and he brings that up.

the motive: defending Dylan..

so with taking away the paper form of the poetry he is skipping straight to the performance rather than preparing for it? can this always be done successfully for other writers/performers or was it specific for him? if written, does that affect the message a reader receives, would it be different than that of a listener? is it a matter of opinion or is his claim a wide spread understanding?

So a lyric seems to be an intimate piece of writing, allowing a very personal and naked piece of the writer to be shared.