He’s Just Like Me? Yes, But Does He Know Me?

He is just like me? Yes, but does that mean he knows me? That’s the question you should ask yourself before you answer his message. Listed below are the most common questions we’re asked and their answers. Whether he’s True or False depends on how you interpret these answers. And remember, if he’s True, he’s probably more like you than you can imagine.

True

The song title “True He’s Just Like Me” is a play upon the words “He’s just like me”. In the 1970s, the male companion of a female cuckold is confronted with his philandering ways and struggles to accept the fact that he was the cuckold. They soon realize they are very similar. This song is inspired by the famous story of a female who became a cuckold because of her philandering ways.

False

The noun false has many different meanings. False is the second option in a true/false test. False is the opposite of true, and can also be used as an adverb or adjective. It has a negative connotation, implying untruthfulness. Among other things, false means untrustworthy, erroneous, or untrustworthy. False can be used in everyday usage to mean “untrue” in the figurative sense.