… is me. Yes, yes, me, myself and I.

Why do I think so? ? If I can say I know somebody, it is really me. I am the only person I’ve been together with for so long. Whether I feel confident all the time is another matter. I’ve fallen so many times, and every time I’ve gotten back up I’ve felt more confident. That’s how confidence seems to happen in my life. But it’s not necessarily a one-size-fits-all approach.

The rest of the people in my life come and go for varying lengths of time. I even knew some of them as confident for a while. But we’re constantly changing, so I’m not sure where most of them are right now. What they show and what they feel can be different things.

But this is about knowing yourself on a deeper level. Many people never get there enough to feel confident.

Speaking of demonstrated confidence, those who appear confident are usually the most ignorant and stupid people. The fame seekers. Their narrow-mindedness makes them so confident. It’s just the Dunning-Kruger effect in action. Because they’re too afraid to look inside themselves, lest they accidentally discover that they feel insignificant.

And usually their demonstrated confidence covers a feeling of insignificance inside.

Now I am speaking like typical AI: generalized claims without any factual evidence. Just opinion.