You know, as much as I want to agree, it feels a bit shallow to look at life that way. I've got tattoos, sometimes people ask me "What does this represent to you?" and honestly I never really know what to say because I don't overthink them. What I do remember is where I was, what I was doing, and my whole vibe back then. It's a cool reminder that nothing stays the same and that I'm a different person now. It's kind of like asking your grandpa the story behind a scar he has.

Now lately I feel like the speed on which trends are born and die, the non-stop over sharing, and that constant itch for "what's next" is really pushing us all to become these kind of formless blobs, scared to show any real "edges." For example:

- Cars all kinda look the same now and are mostly some shade of grey. Same deal with phones and pretty much all tech.

- Buying clothes with bland colors with almost no originality with the expectation that it will probably be in the bin the next season.

- The whole clean girl aesthetic on putting in a ton of effort to look like you put in zero effort.

- And don't get me started on how sad beige parenting is not a joke

You only live once, there's no scoreboard at the end. Just do what you want with your life. More often than you'd probably like to admit, nobody really cares that much anyway.