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Discover Ludwig"past me" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to oneself in a previous time or to contrast with one's current self. Here is an example: "Picking up old photographs always brings back memories of past me, the carefree teenager who had no idea what the future held." In this sentence, "past me" refers to the speaker's younger, more carefree self. The phrase can also be used in a more general sense, such as "That decision may have made sense to past me, but now I see things differently."
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"Past me was such an idiot!" I often think.
"He walked directly past me.
Everyone hurried past me.
He walked right past me.
They talk past me.
Children ride past me and snicker.
"She seemed to look right past me".
Strangers streamed past me like rushing water.
The old man gazed past me.
Dick!' He looked right past me.
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