Are you true to yourself - and others?

Question

Do you act differently around certain people or are you always confident enough to be yourself no matter who you are with or where you are?

Answer 1

I hate fake people. So I try not to be fake at all. I am confident enough to be a dork around everyone I know. I deep minded. I AM a nerd. I don't have a handful of "good friends." I am very passionate about God but not religion. I will defend my family. I will defend my husband. Unless of course it is something wrong. And I don't care about labels. I never ever ever want to be rich. I think it will change who I am. And I like who I am now. I don't want to be famous. I just want to be seen as good in the eyes of those around me.

Answer 2

Love the Shirley Manson pic.

I reckon I'm pretty true to who I am most of the time. Sometimes I have to bite my tongue but only coz I know the things I say get me into trouble all the time - sometimes it's better to think your mind instead of speak it. At least when it comes to family members.

Otherwise i think everyone knows when I'm in a bad mood. Or a good one for that matter. I'm very much a right on the surface person. What you see is what you get. Soemtimes insanity lurks there a bit but it's all part of the package.

It's so much easier to live honestly - my father says that's just my excuse for being rude to people when I feel like it - but really there's nothing to keep track of if you're yourseelf 100% of the time.

Answer 3

I'm true to myself and others at a very consistent level. What I do find inconsistent is that some people can't handle the truth and therefore live in their own little world which they think is reality. Either that or they play the wounded animal card and get the sympathy vote from everyone.

Answer 4

I am who I am and that is all that I am. I cannot put on heirs. I am true to myself. I can also see through those who are fake in a heartbeat. I never can understand why they pretend when most people see through it and they look foolish. I am loyal to friends and family. I am not sure I am always confident, but I have learned to accept myself. Each day I strive to work on my imperfections and try to be better.

Answer 5

I am always true to others , but i have occasionally found myself lying to me. But with more investigation and tracing of phone calls i found that i had been cheating on myself for a number of years. Enough said , im now going through a messy divorce with myself , both of us want Barry the Parrot. I will let you know how it goes.

Answer 6

When I was a younger man, like most I was full of self delusion and doubt. What I thought I knew for sure, was wrong, and wrong headed as well.

For me becoming an adult is the point where you realize who you are, who you want to be, and start making changes to get you to that desired point. That is true self-truth, the ability to accept your current faults under the conditions of self-improvement, and eventually enlightenment.

Answer 7

What you see is what you get with me. I'm the most real person you'll ever meet! I choose not to surround myself with superficial people, cause if they can't accept me for ME, then they're not worthy of my friendship. I don't judge these "fakers" cause I'm no better than they are, and I can get along with anyone, but I don't keep these people close to my heart as they're not TRUE to themselves, so they can't really relate to me. These are the ones I consider "associates," not friends.

Answer 8

I'm always the same person no matter who I'm around because my life is between me and God, no matter what anyone else thinks of me.

Answer 9

I think I am pretty true to myself. I obviously tone it down at work so I don't get fired, but I certainly don't act like someone else. I just act like myself, turned down a few notches.

Answer 10

I act differently to different people.