when language gives you a mirror
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when language gives you a mirror
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In this episode, I get into something a bit lighter after the last couple of heavy ones, but it's still personal.
I talk about growing up bilingual, and how that shaped a lifelong hyper-awareness of language: the blessing and the curse of being able to read what's underneath words, and what that's cost me when it comes to overthinking my own.
But mostly, this episode is about the moment things finally had a name. Growing up feeling like a dot outside a circle, never quite understanding why. And how, years later, through postcolonial theory, my own heritage, and even astrology, I started finding language for things I'd been carrying without words for most of my life.
I get into bullying, identity, cognitive dissonance, and what it actually means when something finally clicks into place. And I ask the question: if you found the language for something you've never quite understood about yourself, what would change?
Disclaimer: this episode touches on bullying and body image.