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The phrase "a question of me" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a matter that pertains to oneself or involves personal consideration.
Example: "When it comes to making this decision, it's really a question of me and what I truly want."
Alternatives: "a matter concerning me" or "an issue about me".
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"I don't think it's a question of me wanting it," he replied.
"It was just a question of me getting on to help him.
"There's not a question of me doing it again," Mr. Evans said.
It wasn't a question of me, because I'd already gone in and out of fashion half a dozen times in those ten years, with whoever was supposed to care and matter.
"The idea of me as a controlling father is 180 degrees from the truth," he told the British publication Observer Sport in 2002, adding: "It was never a question of me forcing Tiger to play golf.
"I actually mentioned it to David, so when he was asked to do it, it was just a question of me bumping off all the other directors who were going to be in the way of me doing it".
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For me, this is a question of who inspires me and where it all started.
"It was not a question of him or me, but of him and me.
"It is not yet a question of interest to me.
"It's not just a question of syllables, believe me," she said.
It is not so much a question of what inspired me.
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