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The lived experience of having a fragmented, multiplicitous, and often contradictory self. People with Frankenstein Identity do not experience themselves as unified subjects; they shift between roles, masks, and internal voices without feeling inauthentic. This is not pathological dissociation but the normal condition of postmodern subjectivity. Online avatars, work personas, family selves, and private doubts coexist. Frankenstein Identity allows people to adapt to diverse social contexts without needing to resolve contradictions. It is a resource for resilience, but it can also be a source of stress when contexts collide.
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