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More commonly used is "I am me."
I wouldn't say that either is a very common statement.
In what context would you want to say this?
Best wishes, Clive
For example, this context: I say I am ____ and you are you. We don't get in each other's way!
Only the most formal contexts would require the nominative case.
The reflexive can also be used.
I am me.
This is me.
It's me.
I've got to be me.
I have to be myself.
He isn't himself today.
CJ
Am I right to conclude that the above sentence is natural?
I'm reproducing my first reply for your information.
Strictly speaking, "I am I."
More commonly used is "I am me."
If I said it in the company of people who didn't know me better, they would think that I was more stuck up than someone wearing a very starched bow-tie and top-hat, with his snoot pointed heavenwards and his eyes gazing down on them, poor mortals.