The Opinion You Borrowed
There's someone you really look up to — older, confident, sure of everything. You started repeating their opinions. About music, about people, about what's good and what's "cringe." You'd say their views like they were your own, with the same certainty, even though you'd never actually thought it through yourself. Then one day someone challenged one of "your" opinions. "Why do you think that?" they asked. And you froze. Because the honest answer was: I don't know. I just heard someone cool say it. You had nothing — no real reason, no actual thought of your own behind it. It was a strange, exposing moment. You'd been wearing someone else's mind.
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