When you curate content—pinning images, saving blog posts, collecting themed boards—you’re doing more than bookmarking: you’re externalizing your internal narrative. This process gives structure and coherence to your interests, desires, and evolving self-concept. In qualitative interviews with Pinterest users, researchers observed that people use boards as “digital media of everyday design,” a way to reflect on inspiration, goals, and identity over time (Linder et al.) InfoVisu . In effect, each curated board becomes a fragment of your psyche given space in the world.

When you curate content—pinning images, saving

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