What did Gide describe as the struggle to be fully oneself?
Admitting one's sexual nature without betraying one's values
The conflict between religious faith and personal freedom
The conflict between societal norms and personal desires
The struggle to achieve financial independence
Answer
Admitting one's sexual nature without betraying one's values is a struggle to be fully oneself. André Gide described it as the struggle between one's authentic self and the self that is expected of one by society. Gide believed that people should be free to express their true selves, even if it goes against what society says is acceptable. He saw this as a way to achieve true happiness and fulfillment.
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