Essay On If You Really Knew Me

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If you really knew me you would know that I am extremely caring, honest, hardworking, dependable, and loyal. You would know that I am very positive and will attempt to shed light on even the darkest situations. I am passionate about helping others; therefore, I strive to make a difference in the lives of others.
Several people think they know me; however, I would have to say the ones who truly know me are my husband, mother, sister, and brother. These are the individuals who have seen me at my worse as well as at my best, yet they still offer their unconditional love. These are the people who make up my support system.
There are people who I wish really knew me. I wish two of my childhood friends actually knew me as an adult versus comparing

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