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so the definition of identity is how yu see yourself and how the world sees yu. to me, it's a definition that has no end: the idea that comes to mind is of someone looking at a photograph of himself, and in that photograph he is looking at himself in a photograph, and in that photograph he is looking at himself in yet another photograph, and the process goes on and on till it becomes infinitely small. it's impossible to reach something solid, we keep trying to pin down in exact terms what we are, but to do so would mean detaching ourselves from the picture and how does that happen? how yu see yourself will always include how the world sees yu, just as how the world sees yu will then include your view of yourself - we get an endless swallowing of a picture within a bigger picture.