Does the person I am now or the person I use to be define me?
What about the person I want to be?
Does how others view me have any effect in who I am as a person?
Can I be the person I want to be?
Am I bounded by my limitations?
Can I only grow so much?
Does my family define me?
Does my friends define me?
Everybody has their own perception, should I cut those out of my life that have a view of me that I find repulsive - I don't particularly like those people even though few are family.
Sometimes I feel that I wouldn't like a person if they liked me - at least whoever I was at that time. I end up despising those people.
Is it worth putting my life on hold until I come to be the person I want to be?
Carriebeca answered Sunday June 17 2012, 9:35 am: I think you, like everybody else in the world, are a work in progress.
We often strive to be the person we'd like to be but sometimes stumble and fall by the wayside. We just have to pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and start all over again in the words of a song.
Those people you feel see you in a particular way that you don't like, although family, are not your best friends. Fine. Be polite and tolerate them. You may need them one day.
You don't say your age but I'd guess that you're a teenager as such feelings and thoughts are often part of growing up. This kind of confusion shouldn't last too long. You'll learn to trust your own judgement and that of other people you like and trust.
I hope this helps a bit, let me know if you think I can help further?
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