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Swdhya Vaksetu

Language Shapes Reality: The Lenses We Live Through

  • Writer: Swdhya Vaksetu
    Swdhya Vaksetu
  • Sep 8, 2025
  • 2 min read

We’ve all wondered whether children with glasses see better—or simply differently. That question points to a bigger truth: whatever “reality” is, we meet it through lenses we didn’t choose. Genetics, gender, culture, and the dynamics of our families hand us a starting pair. Those lenses help us navigate. But later we notice how often we lived not from our own nature, but from what those lenses allowed us to see.

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