"私は模範ではありません"

Simplified Meaning:

Not everyone should be looked up to as an example of how to live. Some people, like celebrities or athletes, are famous for what they do, but that doesn’t mean everything they do is worth copying. Imagine a professional basketball player who is great at the game but makes bad choices in their personal life, like getting into trouble with the law or being rude to others. That person might say they don't want to be seen as a role model. They are saying that just because they are good at basketball doesn't mean people should imitate their behavior outside the court. It’s important for us to choose our role models wisely, looking at their values and how they treat people, not just their success or talent. In our own lives, we should think about the message we are sending to others by our actions, and if we are in the public eye, remember that people, especially younger ones, might imitate us. It’s a reminder that success in one area doesn’t automatically make someone a good example in all areas of life.