And what traits are considered real and true, then?
For some people, those you mentioned are masks; yes.
But masks are created for a reason; are the fact that they were artificiality made by ego to protect or augment themselves means they are unworthy of being?
Some people actively -sought- to relate, to seek admiration. For those people, aren't you actively denying who they are, as distasteful as they might be?
And what are morals but those we learned? What are right or wrong, if not something we gained from books and pictures, from people and feelings, from arts and experiences; stories and anecdotes. What are the differences between you and I, you and them; us and them; as far as identity were concerned?
Sorry, too much of a devil's advocate here. I don't think your particular view on this is offending or personally wrong, by the way. But it -can- be wrong, for someone else.
Although realness can be a trap, but I'm done rambling XD