Searching for meaning
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Last published Thu, Apr 16, 2026
I was born with a name chosen for me by someone else, but my journey to choose myself was not chosen by anyone. Between unanswered questions and the code-like secrets of life, I walk the path of searching for meaning and searching for who I am?
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