Short answer: No. The desire to be "identified" incorporates the desire to be identified as "Self sovereign," which is an appeal that only other people can ful

Short answer: No. The desire to be "identified" incorporates the desire to be identified as "Self sovereign," which is an appeal that only other people can fulfill. Your identity is sovereign thus depends on their collaboration in constructing and maintaining a space where such an identity is even possible. You cannot be self sovereign because the mandate to make that identification is not entirely reserved to yourself. Unless of course you impose it on others by force, in which case you're no longer self sovereign but sovereign, period.