Oh, geez, I hope so! Though, if I honestly met myself it would probably take over a year to become good friends because we would both be so shy and awkward! That's kind of funny to think about, actually.

Like, Burr 1 would be drawing and Burr 2 would want to be her friend, so she finally works up the courage to complement Burr 1's art. Burr 1 looks up with a deer-in-headlights expression and squeaks, "Oh. Um, thanks! Um, do you like- drawing?" It would be awkward.

All I can say is that it would be weird.

Well, I would hope that I would like myself. I think I would. Umm.... This is a hard question.. I really don't know what to say about it...

I think so. I (we?) might argue over Harry Potter and write a fanfiction together. Ooooo, also another person to help me write my novel!

No. Definitely not. I hate everything about myself.

Myself would walk away from Myself.

Both of us would be chanting internally, avoid human interaction. Avoid human interaction. Advoid human interaction. You stuttering idiot! Avoid human interaction.

On the wild chance that we struck up a conversation, we'd probably be great friends because we think the same way and like the same things. We could rant about grammar together. We could fangirl together! We could tell each other about our millions of story ideas . . . together!

Yes, I think Me would be the perfect BFF.

I think if I met myself we would never get to talking because both of us would be too awkward. Except them Booksy 1 would randomly see Booksy 2 in a bookish shirt and we would start chatting about books. But then it might lead to a Booksy overload...

As St. Owl said, I wouldn't even meet myself because I'd be too shy and would be avoiding talking to other people, but if I (somehow) did talk to myself, I think we would get along well and talk about our music interests, and never get bored with each others rambling on about Poppy and Halsey theories...

I'd probably hate myself for like 7 years and then we'd end up being friends. This is because I'm always angry at myself and thinking about my flaws, so if there were two of me they probably wouldn't like each other, but then at the end see that each other meant well and was also sort of smart and funny and wore crazy clothing.

I think I would get along with myself pretty well. There would be a few arguments (obviously) but we would probably be best friends.

Hmm... well 'we' would both like the same things, but I might get kind of annoyed by myself. I might not work up the courage to say hi unless my mom makes me. I'm more confident texting someone instead of talking to people I'm not best friends with in a public situation. And I would obviously not have my phone number. 

By the way, if I'm not supposed to answer the first question anymore, please correct me. I only read the post and half of the first comment. That's a bad habit I've gotten myself into. XD 

I'm not entirely sure. I'm generally harder on myself than on other people (Call it a healthy mix of narcissism and low self esteem), but I might be nicer to myself as another person. I like making friends, and would probably end up fangirling about the awesomeness of Neville Longbottom with myself. I'm crazy enough that I doubt the weirdness would deter me too much. Heh.