This post makes me consider our existential struggle to define ourselves and our purpose while we simultaneously struggle to grasp who we are. The thing is, we are all inconclusive, and that is the wonder and essence of who we are, endless blank canvasses to be painted, pages to be written. To quote Lewis Carroll's Classic Alice in Wonderland, "I can't go back to yesterday because I was a different person then."
Indeed, versions come and versions change, the question lay in who is around you to allow for the version to fluently change and not hold one hostage in becoming your forever version to be on display. Be it for their familiarity or simply their enjoyment of limiting an everchanging person. It was essential for me to prioritize the sheer diversity I see and understand the world around us has, to forever filter the world with questions, rather than absolute and inconclusive answers. Thanks for the comment!
This post makes me consider our existential struggle to define ourselves and our purpose while we simultaneously struggle to grasp who we are. The thing is, we are all inconclusive, and that is the wonder and essence of who we are, endless blank canvasses to be painted, pages to be written. To quote Lewis Carroll's Classic Alice in Wonderland, "I can't go back to yesterday because I was a different person then."