Language is used connotatively rather than denotatively, which has four implications.
First, language is used to create depth of meaning rather than precision of meaning. Third, it is used by Bronzers to identify and present themselves as more complex, holistic, and idealized than is possible in real life. Finally, it is this linguistic fluidity that allows The Bronze to maintain its flexibility and openness. I conclude my argument by suggesting that The Bronze is both a symptom of and an antidote to a post-industrial society that systematically denies individuals opportunities to connect with one another in meaningful ways.