What it means to be a reformed jew

I’ve been doing some soul searching as of late and have been reconnecting with my identity as someone in the Reform Judaism community.

Ive been curious to what other people believe it means to be a reform jew?

For me, at least, it’s:

Seeing the Torah as an ever-changing document that sometimes can contradict itself (in good ways!) but ultimately has things we should do to make our lives better. Following as many mitzvot as possible. Really focusing on Tikkun Olam Building and accepting community.

about abiding by as many mitzvot as I can and seeing the torah as ever changing and evolving. We can’t follow every mitzvot, but if you follow a majority of them, I believe that accounts for something.

Ive just been trying to figure out