Reflections of Identity

You are not who you think you are. You are who you think other people think you are.

It’s a wild concept called the "looking-glass self." Basically, your entire identity

is built like a reflection. You interact with people, imagine how they

see you, and then you judge their reaction. From that judgment, you decide who you

are. Your family, your school, your friend group, and even social

media are all just holding up different mirrors, showing you different versions of yourself.

That’s why your identity isn't fixed. It’s a constantly changing story, shaped by every

person you meet.