You're not what you think you are; you're not what others think you are; you're what you think others think you are!

Summary

This quote suggests that one's perception of oneself is not entirely based on their own self-image or how others see them, but rather on their perception of how others see them. It highlights the importance of realized social interactions and the influence of others' opinions on shaping one's self-perception. In essence, it implies that one's self-identity is intertwined with their interpretation of how they are perceived by others.

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