Physical disparity.

[annabellelaw.livejournal.com]

To give background. I'm having trouble sleeping recently (nothing to do with being multiple, I just am) an I'm online to a friend who knows about me...

Annabelle says:
Oh, odd moment.

Annabelle says:
That's an odd sensation.

************** says:
What is?

Annabelle says:
Disparity between the perception of my body and what it is.

************** says:
You were seeing curvy brunette you?

Annabelle says:
Sometimes I look down expecting to see one set of clothes, but I'm wearing boy clothes (not even clothes I own, but I know what they look and feel like) but as soon as I look at something else I feel the clothes back. Of course I know that they are not there, but it's kind of ... I don't know.

Annabelle says:
Just got the same thing with my body.

Annabelle says:
I'm sitting here with my legs wrapped around the legs of the chair and that means that my knees are apart, and... not to be to indelicate but *blush* well... you know. Not just that. My top is half-open (a flease) and I swaer that if I look down I'll be bra-less and D-cup, yet I know I'm not.

Annabelle says:
Same with my hair. I know it's not long and pulled into a pony-tail, but it feels as if I could reach up & touch it.

Annabelle says:
It's odd.

Comments

[ksol1460.livejournal.com]

Singlets do that too. Read Lovecraft.

[melange-fiesta.livejournal.com]

Isn't that a fictional book? Anything can happen in fiction.

[bekkle.livejournal.com]

quite a few singlets have been known to have inner worlds. There's quite a list of authors which I can't remember right now, but i know one of them was Emily Dickinson.

I don't see why singlets can't develop an inner world (or be born with one, most likely in a singlet's case) if multiple people can!