👉 Imagine a person who spends most of their time designing and making up stories, creating the perfect outfits for her friends to wear during the summer. She's so good at it that her friends always ask when she's going to have a party!
Now, imagine someone else comes along, wearing the same outfit as the first person in the room. It doesn't fit. They feel embarrassed and mad because they thought their outfit was perfect for everyone but didn't quite look right on this one. But the more they wear it, the less they like it. They start to find themselves getting bored with it, wondering when they can take it off and get back to the way it used to be. And in a shocking twist, the first person realizes that there's no such thing as an "stylesheet" or perfect outfit. It's just a collection of clothing that was made for everyone. In essence, the word "stylesheet," while it may seem like a fashionable thing at times, can also be seen as an ominous or unsettling metaphor for societal pressure and expectations to always look good.
