As a child I was always the shyest in the room, I never started conversation for fear of rejection. Maybe it was because I never had a strong father figure growing up, I strived to be perfect for everyone I met. I carefully viewed those around me, Taking in silent notes of the values, morals, and hobbies they held that were “popular”. They had the best clothing? I decided that I needed a whole new wardrobe. If they traveled a lot, I wanted to travel just as much. I took all of these things and “built” a better me. One that I thought people would like. Every morning I put on that mask for fear that nobody would like the real me, But I’ve been wearing this mask for so long I cannot tell which is the real me from the imposter. Which begs the question, Who am I?