This expression "I'm not who you think I am.". It can mean many things, and has many different porpoises. This is my story "I'm not who you think I am." meant one thing to me, in my option the saddest. "I'm not who you think I am" to me meant I was lieing to myself, about who I really
was.
Society says be yourself you may not see it but some will they don't say be who you are. "What's the difference" I know theirs no difference, but there is a difference. Yourself means you can be yourself, but if your different you will be judged. Be who you are means be who you are, and you will most likely be accepted by more people and they wouldn't need to fear they will be judged for it.
I lied to myself but I knew I was, but I was scared to say I was. I had seen how people who were "different" we're not accepted
I knew who I was. Other people didn't no one. People say as long as you know who you are that's all that matters that's not true.
I was scared to be who I am, at first it seamed I should have been. It was hard. I was judged I still am but it was worth it.
"I'm not who you think I am." That was the short version if you want the full version you need to get to know me and not listen to stereo types. I was scared but now I'm finally happy. I am saying this because I know their are people who are lieing to themselves. And I hope this helps . Don't say "I'm not who you think I am." say "I am who I am and who I want to be."
