A Philosophy of Walking

I want to say that we're not going to meet ourselves through walking. Through walking, we actually escape the idea of identity, the temptation of being someone, or having a name and a past. Being someone is only good for lavish parties where everyone tells their own story; being someone is only good for a therapist's office. But isn't being someone also a social obligation that drags along a foolish and exhausting story – because after all, everyone must stick to the image they've drawn of themselves?