To be human in the epoch of metadata is to be both archive and archivist. We collect moments like thrifted objects, assigning meaning retroactively. We annotate our losses with emojis, hide our tenderness behind caps lock, and swear by the sanctity of a DM. Still, there are stubborn echoes: a name that shouldn’t fit the face it’s attached to, a line of code that hums like a lullaby, a flower that blooms where the city forgot to sweep.
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