I am who I am and I'm not who I'm not.
"Remember always that you not only have the right to be an individual, you have an obligation to be one." - Eleanor Roosevelt Individual - adjective . Being single or separate; characteristic of a particular person or thing; having a striking or unusual character, original. How often do we place ourselves - meaning our identity - in that of another person, thing, or situation? How often do we introduce ourselves by referring to another individual? "Oh, I work with Sally." "Yes! I am Susan's son." "I'm Donald's wife." "Yeah.. I'm the one that threw up all over the coffee table at the New Years Eve Party." At what point do we realize we are who we are.. not what we are. Yes, we're parents. Yes, we're wives and husbands. Yes, we're family members and co-workers.. but WHEN are we US? When am I just me? Just Franny? This is a question I've asked myself a lot lately. Wh...