Michael Chen

Imagine standing before a mirror and seeing a reflection that seems familiar, but not quite your own. As if someone has applied a filter, and part […]

Imagine that gender is not a black-and-white photograph, but a kaleidoscope, where each turn reveals new facets and shades. What if your sense of self doesn’t […]

Imagine that you’ve been breathing air your entire life without thinking about the breathing process. And suddenly someone asks: “Are you sure you’re breathing correctly?” This […]

Imagine that two different people live inside you. Not in the sense of split personality, but rather as two distinct ways of experiencing yourself in this […]

Imagine an ocean where tides create an ever-changing landscape of coastline. Today the waves reach the cliffs, tomorrow they retreat to the horizon, revealing sandy dunes. […]

Imagine for a moment: you wake up in the morning, and the first thought that comes to mind isn’t “I’m a man” or “I’m a woman,” […]

Imagine if from childhood you were taught that only two colors exist – blue and pink. Then suddenly you discover an entire spectrum of shades: purple, […]

Picture this: you meet an old friend after years apart. They look different, sound different, and when someone refers to them as “she,” you freeze. Language, […]

Imagine standing before a mirror, and your reflection seems… not quite yours. Not in terms of appearance – rather, as if there’s an invisible glass between […]