“Eternal youth is not about innocence; it’s the courage to keep yourself, even when the world demands otherwise.”

“I carry my youth like a weapon—sharp, defiant, and endlessly forging my path forward.”

Phere is a nightmare of eternal youth—not because he refuses to grow up, but because he refuses to abandon a part of himself. He embraces it, lives with it, rather than trying to mold himself into society’s rigid expectations. He grows—yet he grows with his youthfulness intact, never leaving it behind. He is always content in himself, untouched by the hollow definitions imposed by so-called ‘values’ of the world.