Stories are like mirrors we hold up to ourselves, but they're also lenses that tint what we see. Choosing which moments to frame for the screen is not just a creative act; it's a small ethical decision because it decides which values we amplify and which we silence. In that sense, every frame we choose is a subtle statement about what we consider worth remembering, and that shapes our own identity as well as how others see us. So when you pick a memory to show, remember you’re not just telling a story—you’re also telling yourself who you are and who you hope to become.