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Why My Misunderstood
Looking back as far as I can remember, certain aspects of my personality have always been misunderstood. These misunderstandings have left people with a false perspective of who I truly am as a person. Amongst the reasons I feel people misunderstand me are, they mistake me mistake my seriousness as comedic, I can come off as intense and pretentious, and I have a different family background. All of these reasons lead me to say that I am typically misunderstood.
To begin, I have always felt that people mistake my seriousness as a joking manner. Reasons for this are that I am often very abrupt in the way I say things. I have always spoken my mind and never sugarcoating anything, this has been a habit of mine ever since I was a young child. Which
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