她又不是我什么人
“She's not my girlfriend.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“She couldn't possibly wait around for me.”
她 又不是我 什么人
“She's not my girlfriend.”
“She has no obligation to do that. Stop.”
“I shouldn't deceive myself into thinking she owes me anything; we're essentially nothing to each other.”
Explicitly labeling someone as 'not anyone close' is a common psychological defense mechanism in Chinese dialogue to protect face and curb unreciprocated emotional expectations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it's not like; after all, not
Used to introduce a rhetorical reason or counterargument pointing out an obvious fact.
anyone special; anyone of importance
In negative contexts like '不是我的什么人', it denotes that someone has no special or intimate claim on the speaker.