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It's for a daily affirmation. I don't mean people that behave like me which is what I keep getting when I search for a translation; I mean "people like me as a person". Do I just use 好き？

Suellen Green
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    It is easy as pie to "translate" that to Japanese, but whether or not Japanese-speakers would actually say/murmur that on a daily basis is a totally different matter. It simply is not a very Japanese thing to say in the first place. –  Nov 30 '19 at 10:41
  • It's a personal affirmation that is only for me, so whether or not Japanese people would say it is not relevant. – Suellen Green Dec 02 '19 at 01:09

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Do you mean you want to say something along the lines of "everyone loves me"? Then, yes, you can just use 好き and say 人々は私が好きです (literal), みんな(は)私のことが好きだ (more natural, see this for のこと), or such.

naruto
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