A while ago, I read a book that I can't for the life of me remember the title or plot of; I just remember that it was contemporary. Anyway, in the book, the protagonist's art teacher made her class do this exercise where you get a partner and facing each other, one person keeps on asking, "Who are you?" while the other person keeps on giving a different answer each time their partner asks the question.
I thought that it was a pretty cool way to see how you think about yourself. I never tried doing the exercise with anyone, but after reading that passage, I tried it in my head, asking myself "Who are you?" and answering myself mentally, and I was surprised at the answers because I never consciously thought about myself like that before.
I don't remember what I answered, which is both a shame because I would have liked to see how my answers differ now, but I guess it's also a good thing since that means that my answers won't be biased when I do it again.
Here is how I answered the question, "Who are you?":
Who are you?
Melissa
Who are you?
a girl
Who are you?
a bookworm
Who are you?
afraid of the future
Who are you?
Asian
Who are you?
thirsty
Who are you?
the middle child
Who are you?
reticent
Who are you?
lazy
Who are you?
unmotivated
Who are you?
crazy
Who are you?
someone who thinks about a certain guy too much
Who are you?
confused
Who are you?
I am me.
If you couldn't tell, I don't have such high thoughts about myself, lol.
You should try it out yourself. Who are you?
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