the first one.

“you let me tell more about myself”.

but both have a weird syntax.

Onthe thing that means, some where down the line, those tow haven’t talked things over, or what they’ve feel, or needed to express them slevels’. If it is a one way street to just use the onter person, Wrong! both need to find out what been loss, in what brought them together in the first place. write a poem on how you feel or losing in the sea of love and give it to them on how you feel, or why you feel that way, or ask them, if you can’t express your self as being real. wirte a peoem or somthing, and give it to me. if you dont have the time, I guess the two ships sail apart. I wonder if we are? that’s what I would do.

It depends on the context. If you are introducing yourself and this person knows nothing about you, it’s ‘Let me tell you about myself’.

If the other person already knows a little about you, it’s ‘Let me tell you more about myself’. But, then you wouldn’t really be introducing yourself because the word ‘introduce’ infers a beginning or first time.

the first one

Let me tell you more about myself

“You let me tell more about myself” it sounds very demanding, if you picture this sentence into a scenario you will then understand.

“You let me tell about more myself” this one sounds very wrong

Both sound terribly awkward, but the first one at least (marginally) makes sense.

“You let me tell more about myself” is more gramatically correct than “You let me tell about more myself” because the second phrase doesn’t say what you are telling more about.

“You let me tell more about myself”

‘You let me tell more about myself’ means ‘Let me tell more about me’. ‘You let me tell about more myself’ means ‘Let me tell more about Subject X myself.’

Hope you understand.

Neither one. They both sound awkward.