Wondering if the idea of a static identity is just another cognitive bias.

I find having to constantly readjust my behavior to a baseline quite taxing. Almost like self-parenting. My own moral police.

As if I'm afraid it would be too weird for someone to meet me and find I'm different from who I was yesterday.

"Just keep contouring that nose the same damn way or they'll lock you up for stealing someone else's passport!"

Should I keep trying to live up to the idea of who I am or keep challenging it? Is making that choice murdering those alternate selves?

I hate labels. Just like you. They seal you in a box and fuck you for liking scifi you fucking nerd! *clears shelf* People Who Hate Labels

And what's the deal with picking favorites? This movie that I just watched is literally the best movie that was ever made...until tomorrow.

Tomorrow, I don't like movies anymore. I like golf. Tomorrow, I hate myself for tweeting late about this shit as I dab Pond's on my face...

...to look a fraction of the slayage I committed yesterday. "You look good in that dress". I'll wear it again then! Buy more like it.

Drive to church to look upstanding. A bike would have been more efficient but how else would they know you earn six figures?

You hate the music at the party but just dance. Don't freak them out. Make sure no one sees your face pucker at the taste of that gin.

Are you calibrated? Brilliant. Are you what you expect yourself to be? Fantastic. Have a banana.