Do you tend to be yourself, as opposed to trying to be like other people?

[MaaikeVee]

They say you'll be much happier and more successful if you just be exactly who you are and that you do not impersonate or copy others.

Now I admit, a part of me can be slightly jealous of people I know, but I am deeply proud of the things I do, I man I have, the places i go, the people I meet. What could possibly be better?

[Ευδεμονια]

I honestly tend to be a lot as others expect me to be. I tend to judge myself a lot for not being able to do or to act the way others do, so I adjust my behaviour and my way to be according to the context and the people around me.
There’s situations where I put on a mask, like at work, while some other times I’m more myself like when I’m with parents and friends.

[SotiCoto]

Exactly how would I be anyone else but myself?
It isn't even a matter of "other" people. I'm not people. People are people, and I'd rather not have to share a planet with them if that was okay.

[RebelinSteel]

I am myself, I’m bad enough being me, trying to be someone else would be crazy. I wake up in the morning and wow it’s me, even when I’m pissed, it’s me that’s completely arsed.

[serious]

I am always myself irrespective of the consequences

[NathanDavis]

always been myself... can't help it either, lol

[Bricealan]

'To thine own self be true' - William Shakespeare

[Bricealan]

@maaikevee Never thought it was a good idea to 'mimic' someone else, just to fit in with a particular group.

[Unit1]

I was told

"Be normal just like the others and look like everybody else or else nobody wants to talk to you and girls won't like you"

I've heard an anti recommendation

[Loner111]

I am always myself.

When I was younger I would try to be something I'm not, but I grew out of it.

[OddBeMe]

I tend to use my acting skills to either blend in or manipulate clients into doing what I want.

[exitseven]

Yes, There is only one Exitseven.

[Anonymous]

I'll be myself

Fuck what anyone else thinks

[BarryLiverstone]

Yes I tend to be myself.

[LiamJHayden]

Yes.