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Major Nikon

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1. People have a certain comfort level with putting expected labels on themselves and others
Wed Nov 30, 2022, 04:31 PM
Nov 2022

This allows for a certain amount of identification both internally and externally. What I believe we are seeing today is a huge movement toward throwing off what is almost entirely social constructs in pretty much all aspects and defining ourselves in ways that we want rather than what is just expected. Some backwards thinking people are never going to accept this, but like it or not we are all eventually replaced and I just don't see society moving backwards on this. If people don't get over their so called "traditional" way of looking at things they are just going to be left behind and marginalized.

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