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I'm not sure what self-similar is. You could describe it as a [[clone]] if exact, or nearly exact. There is the idea of [[alter ego]] which could describe a character an actor plays or the character played by the actor, or someone with similar characteristics to yourself. Someone you identify with may be a [[mentor]] or [[spirit guide]]. The oppisite role would be a [[student]] or possibly a [[love child]]. Films and tv (for example [[Blackadder]]) have the idea that you have a similar self in a different period. A [[doppelganger]] is a name for someone for a double. Of course an [[identical twin]] is another example-of course these may have different personalities to you. We all have the idea of a [[soul mate]] who you are destined to be with. You may also share characteristics with your pets, etc. |
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