Question

4 each time i get the question, i feel as if i need to explain myself, prove my origins, and because of that, ill often find myself omitting parts of my story in order to make my identity more palatable for others. 5 living like this can sometimes feel liberating: i feel as though im wearing different masks, and i am constantly able to reinvent myself. but this also presents a dilemma: who am i really? which of these masks is the true me? where do i belong? in my case, this is made even more complex as im biracial. although i was born in finland, im aware that i dont look typically finnish - but seeing as ive never lived in senegal, i feel strange saying im from there. then again, i dont feel very finnish either, as ive lived abroad for most of my life. theyre both countries where i have family and are places that i visit every few years - places i think of with nostalgia. but when im actually there, i feel out of place, like an outsider. 6 so where is home? identity is attached to a sense of belonging, usually. who is the real me? what does the word palatable mean in paragraph 4? acceptable adventurous pleasant to taste authentic

Explanation:

The word "palatable" in the context of making one's identity more palatable for others means making it more acceptable. The author is talking about omitting parts of themselves to be more well - received by others.

Answer:

acceptable