I once said to Brent, "Do you ever think that different people don't think you're the same person, and no one entirely thinks you're you?" He said, "Definitely
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People generally don't think that you only "do" or "are" one thing. It's a fact of life that everyone has multiple roles and that even those roles don't completely define them. But when people only know very little about you then it is your role/roles that they will often remember you by. Your closest friends should not and they should know you for just you, although I'm sure they know at least some of the various roles you play. If you find yourself always asked about one particular role of yours by someone and want to remedy that and perhaps actually make that person a friend it's your responsibility to inform them about other pieces and just spend time with them so they know that you're also generally a kind, quirky, fun, and intelligent girl.
P.S. I think it's really weird that Ian defined you partially by what causes you support, partially by personality traits, and partially by I dunno...how you choose to see the world?.. I certainly don't agree either. Percentages for people is just messed up in general and besides that I don't think those things represent you very well at all.
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