Are you tired of people telling you that your expressions during developmental processes and catharses are permanent fixtures of your identity? Next time they assert so, say this to them:
“I observe the anxiety triggered by the assertion that my identity is bounded or fixed, because such an assertion presumes a static, objectified self rather than a transient consciousness engaged in continuous developmental processing. Any statements I have made previously—arising from frustration, discomfort, or defensive response—reflect momentary states within an ongoing process, not immutable expressions of a fixed identity. Therefore, accepting your characterization as an accurate depiction of my ‘self’ would constitute a misattribution of process to object. The developmental trajectory of consciousness cannot be collapsed into discrete, bounded labels without distorting its functional reality.”