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49 Psychology says the midlife crisis isn’t about wanting something new — it’s the moment you finally hear your own voice after decades of executing someone else’s blueprint and mistake the unfamiliarity for chaos

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · today 10:40 EDT

Psychology says the midlife crisis isn’t about wanting something new — it’s the moment you finally hear your own voice after decades of executing someone else’s blueprint and mistake the unfamiliarity for chaos

The midlife crisis gets blamed on restlessness, but what if the real disruption is hearing a voice you've spent twenty years learning to ignore — and panicking because you don't recognise it as your own?

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