Imagine living a double life, where your true self is hidden behind a veil of secrecy, and even a simple act of joy could bring harsh punishment. This is the reality for many Iranians today. A generation is courageously stepping out from the shadows of forced conformity, in a nation where expressing yourself freely can have serious consequences. The recent wave of protests across the country unveils a profound truth: people are exhausted from pretending to be someone they are not. They are done with the performance of obedience while concealing their authentic identities.
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