In here, we're thinking that there's a whole lot of different ways of experiencing being plural. It gets complicated because people seem to use the same phrases to mean several states. Co-presence, sharing the front, etc...
Some of us have very distinct feeling of self. Sometimes when we share the front it is like your body's smile - what comes from who is very obvious. When words get blurted out we know who's saying them.
Othertimes some of us are in a state where our thoughts and feelings and sense of self can blur.
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Date: 2005-06-22 11:28 am (UTC)Some of us have very distinct feeling of self. Sometimes when we share the front it is like your body's smile - what comes from who is very obvious. When words get blurted out we know who's saying them.
Othertimes some of us are in a state where our thoughts and feelings and sense of self can blur.