Quote by Ruby Wax

I'm a misplaced American, but don't know where I was misplaced.

I'm a misplaced American, but don't know where I was misplac

Summary

This quote reflects the feeling of being disconnected from one's sense of identity and heritage. The speaker acknowledges being an American, but feels displaced or out of place without a clear understanding of their roots or where they truly belong. It suggests a search for a deeper understanding of self and a desire to find their rightful place in the world.

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