They Said I Should Introduce Myself

I'm a normal person, with ambitions.

A line all criminals, great people and the fifty shades of grey in between, or at least most of them, insist on.

Only time can reveal who is who.

I am a normal person, though, in the environment I live in. Not saying that my environment is normal.
Knowing that the rule applies to this line, too, I give up trying to sound normal or special. I am me and that's what matters. Matters to some, maybe.

This is where I decide who I want to be to you, people of STEEM. I can say I'm an engineer, then you'll expect science posts, or a poet, you'll expect poems in that case, or a traveler or an athlete...
Saying I am "..." is an irreversible step, at least to someone like me, who always sticks to his words. It's like I promised to be what I claimed to be, and prove it through my next actions and words.

I will make no such commitments, I prefer being a person who has this portal, this tool, through which he can interact with the world and who's free to shape the interaction the way he chooses. Admitting that he has no controle on whether someone will react to him and how.

So much for a first impression...

If you're reading this then you're one of the few lucky people who got to read a post I'll soon wish I haven't written. I won't delete it or edit it to something more presentable, but I'll try to bury it under some newer posts and resteems. Probably I'll also read it several times trying to understand what made me write it this way.

Did you all feel awkward to talk to strangers about yourself or is it just me?

Awkward yes, that's how I feel, but I also feel more relieved with every sentence. It's amazing how being able to share ideas, with no fear of being judged, can make us feel good. Your interactions and support would make me feel even better (hint).

_{That's a photo of me, that's right}