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I think seeking counselling would be best.
It’s not uncommon. It is said that we are the sum of the 5 people we are the closest to (that’s why people say to be careful who you surround yourself with). We are social creatures so it is our way of seeking acceptance from other individuals. By mimicking we say: “Hey look, we’re the same!”.
So it is perfectly normal to want to look for your individuality.
I’d suggest making a list with words/phrases you want to get rid of and actively try not to say them anymore.
Some time alone, far from those people will also help. Take some time to meditate, read, write and try to fond your own persona. Good luck!
If you’re female it’s the norm.