We spend a lot of our own unclassifiable lives categorizing the lives of others even though all human lives are too diverse and full of contradiction to neatly fit into the categories in which we strive to control the chaos of life.
The failure to lump complexity into a single category or to brand others with our labels may be a sign of kindness.
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