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There's been an accident, and my memory's been wiped. I have no recollection of who I am. Tell me about myself. What do you know about me? What kind of person am I? What are my likes and dislikes? How did we meet and how long have we known each other? Is there one thing in particular that stands out about me? Tell me who I am.

When done, post this in your own LJ to see what people say about you!

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From: (Anonymous)

Having lost one's memory can be a blessing for some. Be careful when asking others to fill in the blanks, as everyone likely knows and/or sees you in a different light... Some of them more flattering and/or more involved than others. Speaking from my own standpoint, and having known you perhaps longer than most, you are many people who range wildly from the hideously mundane to the endlessly fascinating. Like a jewel... You have many, many facets. For my money & from my considerable experience with people, you are probably one of the most remarkably facetted and intricate pieces of work I have ever encountered.

You are a wonder & a treasure. That said, so as not to stroke your ego too much, there might also be sides of you that are not so flattering; mayhap even shameful. As you no longer remember any of this, I suppose the key questions are not so much, "Who were you and who are you?" The answers--and there certainly shall be many of them from all across a wide & varied spectrum--are from the perceptions, expectations & opinions of other people who are trying to define you. Why? Instead... Why not take this opportunity to define yourself? This therefore makes the key (and the ultimate) question...

"Who do you want to be?"

A blank slate for you alone to scribe upon can be an intimidating but incredibly beautiful thing that few people get a 2nd chance at... Often by their own sad choice. Consider the question. Make your decision. Then start scribing and living. In the end, it is only you who must be happy with the result.

...And if your memory should return, know and take comfort in the fact that there are some of us out here who know, appreciate, and enjoy who you are. With & for all of your many, many contrasting facets--even though just a personal perception, expectation & opinion--we still see you as a wondrous treasure.