“If I will be” or “If I am”?

When someone asked me "Can I call you at 10 o'clock in the evening?", I can answer "I'm OK if I am not sleepy."

This seems to be okay for me, but I have confusion because the "if clause" has no simple future tense tense.

However, this sentence sounds like 'If I am not sleepy', it sounds strange for me. Then, which sentence is correct in this case?

In today's English it is very rare to use will to balance the conditions regardless of tense.

What motivation is there (this does not make sense for the first person). So, if he talks to me it means that he is more important than talking to me. That is that he needs to make some special decisions to talk to me. Talking to me, it will be a big benefit). In the second person, it is usually simply a polite idiom: if you do this, it means whether you condescend or not

We emphasize the will in terms of "doing" and "decisively doing". Example: When you lean against the chair, you will fall for the whole day

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Signatories and authors of this material state as follows. "... If not me, who am I? Inhale" I ". Are you leaving "me"? Did you eat it for me? Did you write "I"? Did you study through "I"? Did you study it through "I"? Is it excluded by "I", can I get the air entered as "I"? Did I think about that? Did I think about that? Did I collect it through "I"? My "I" is a big day off because I know "I" to pursue excellence! ...... "

Who am I? Who do you think I am? If I think that I have an idea about my role and I realized this function, will I change my own point? When doing this, do I really think who I am? I believe that all of our ideas about "self" are masks that we talk with others and create "faces" for our own and others' interests. When I was young, I was cheating on short-lived in the university's theater industry. I am not very good at it, but from time to time I can reflect that role to the level of "becoming" that person. I thought about what the person thought should be, then I got the mask I thought was going with that image. While I rehearse the drama, even after I no longer rehearse, I will internalize the mask I wore on the stage and change it a bit.

The first question I ask when I become uncomfortable is "Are you rehearsing my best self?" If the answer is "no", I will ask myself how to reset. Offering 86,400 seconds a day means providing nearly unlimited reset opportunities every day, restoring the balance and continuing to rehearse the best self. Of course when I notice that my attention disappeared, I will ask myself, when I encounter negative emotions, where should I focus my attention now? This reminds me of a news article about a small European city that I read for the first time in a long time (I think that it unnecessarily hurts it). It is difficult for mailman to keep up with delivery