We often talk about expressing our truth — finding the right words to explain how something feels. But not every experience fits neatly into language.

In this short spoken-word reflection, Sindy wonders whether some truths are unshareable. Certain moments may lose their meaning when translated into words, not because they’re hidden, but because they’re meant to be felt rather than explained.

This isn’t about silence. It’s about recognizing the limits of language.

SCRIPT:

We talk a lot about sharing our truth.

Putting experiences into words. Explaining how something feels.

But I wonder if some truths don’t survive being spoken.

Not because they’re secret — but because language isn’t built for them.

Some experiences are felt, not explained.

The moment you try to describe them, they lose something.

Tone. Texture. The part that made them real.

So sometimes I ask myself…

are there truths meant to be shared —

and others meant to be lived quietly, without ever becoming words?

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Do We Lose Meaning When Everything Needs a Label? | Sindy

Labels help us make sense of the world. They simplify communication and give us shared reference points. But not everything fits neatly into a name.

In this short spoken-word reflection, Sindy explores whether meaning can be lost when every experience needs a label. When moments are still forming, naming them too quickly may flatten what they’re trying to express.

This isn’t about rejecting language. It’s about noticing where words clarify — and where they may limit.

SCRIPT:

We label almost everything now.

Feelings. Experiences. Parts of who we are.

Labels help us communicate. They give us shortcuts for understanding.

But I wonder what happens when every experience needs a name before it feels real.

Some things are messy. Transitional. Still forming.

And when we rush to label them, we might be freezing something that was meant to stay fluid a little longer.

So sometimes I ask…

do labels help us understand meaning —

or do we lose something when everything has to fit into a word?

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