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>>39910
Don't think so. Rather vice verse, she's being ostracized by herself.
>>39901
...I'll continue. Let's analyze “Ik Ben Het Maar” for better understanding:
>Don't talk to me (humility), together I feel more alone (envy)
>Forget my name (humility), you and I have nothing in common (envy)
>There is no point in introducing me (humility)
>I know my place, in a long line, in the back (humility(+envy?))
>I know myself (envy), and I don't recommend her to anyone (humility)
>She's worth ignoring for good (envy)
>I always said I was different from the rest (envy(+humility?))
>Now I stay quiet (humility), before I ruin your mood (envy)
>I'm getting addicted to isolating myself (humility)
>The free time in which I did not enjoy myself (envy+humility)
>The memories I have never experienced (envy)
>Am I traumatizing myself? (fear)
>Don't mind me it's only me (humility)
>See right though me (humility)
>I'd much rather die than go out (humility)
>So please leave me alone (humility)
>Don't perceive me (humility)
>It's only me (humility).
I think it's enough to understand my point.