And because we're constantly learning and growing and changing, there's always a new you to discover again and again and again.

But in a society of limitless choice, it could be really difficult to find your thing.

We're in a world of constant creation, new trends, new styles, new looks.

How do we keep up?

How do we find what best represents who we are and show that to the world?

Because how we look at ourselves in the mirror should reflect how we truly feel on the inside.

Also, thank you to SK two for sponsoring today's episode, and for years I feel like I've struggled with what is my style, because there's this very valid idea that how you present yourself stylistically says a lot about who you are as a person internally, and I have gone through the rigmarole of looks, and sometimes it seems like my friends know who they are way better than I ever will know myself.

Like my friend, Audit always has a daily uniforms.

She's in a jumpsuit, comfortable boots with her signature Daria deadpan Claire, my friend Dodi seems like she was just born in knee high socks and adorable dresses.

And my friend Savannah somehow manages to make this whole plain tees tucked into high waisted jeans look both sophisticated, simple and very Steve jobs.

Whereas me, I feel like I kind of dressed up as a different character everyday, depending on my mood, I can't make up my mind.

I want my style is more than I can decide what my favorite food is or my favorite TV shows are.

I feel like I'm just constantly in flux, not quite settled into who I am.

And for a long time, that's made me feel bad, like I never quite quit being the new kid.

And it's only recently that I have started to finally embrace this about myself.

When I think about I'm like, yeah, you know, you grew up every two years moving to different places and trying on different aspects of your personality.

So why wouldn't that continue as an adult?

And I'm an actor, so I wouldn't I love playing dress up every day, and discovering new characters may be a huge part of who I am is that I'm always changing and that's okay, because I used to feel this immense pressure that I had to define myself in this one way.

But that definition is probably gonna change over time.

What about you?

Do you have a certain style?

Do you feel like you need to have a style?

Because when I was email, I wanted every once and though I was email, more eyeliner on.

Whenever I went through a big mental change, I felt like I needed to mirror that with a physical change.

Justice drastic bless hair?

Or do you feel more comfortable with who you are and what you look like being sort of like more in flux and going with the flow?

Do you not think at all about what your style means or put any effort into it?

Because I think it says something about you, too.

I don't know.

I just find all of that really fascinating, and I'd be very curious to hear what your approach is, as I mentioned earlier.

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