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Nassim Farahzad says out loud what others have long begun to wonder whether they are still allowed to say. The young psychologist takes a critical look at her own generation: its approach to gender and identity, the growing tendency to frame personal conflicts in psychological terms, and its relationship with personal responsibility, family, and societal values. She speaks directly, at times provocatively, without pre-emptively tailoring her views to political sensitivities.
Farahzad has clearly struck a nerve—and not always one of approval. On social media in particular, where her following has grown rapidly, her views have also drawn considerable opposition. Nassim Farahzad remains undeterred. She belongs to the very generation whose assumptions she questions, while examining its conflicts through the professional lens of a psychologist.
At B-Safe26, this dual perspective makes her contribution particularly compelling: she experiences the shifting values of her generation first-hand, yet remains critical enough not to mistake every change for progress.
