>Black holes radiate mass into space

What if black holes just squeeze down the matter so tight that it explodes out of the confines of the black hole altogether, like gas pressurizing a container until it explodes? What if, at a certain point, the outward pressure of the mass itself overwhelms the inward pressure of the gravitational pull, and that's what hawking radiation is?

This would imply that black holes either A: have no true "mass", but are just a "stable system" of compression and expansion, or B: they have a "mass" as the intermediary between solidification and explosion, but that mass is consistently recycling as new matter comes in and old matter is expelled out.