Some events shift your perceptions so drastically that you must re-perceive everything again. Disorienting as hell.
When I was seven or eight or so, my body switched sensations on me for "You need to pee". Confused me at first, and weirded me out. I think that has to be one of the single weirdest things that has ever happened to me, mentally or physically. Whenever it was, we were in the new house, and we had the blue couch.
I had to rebuild some of my mind after Shawn helped me total it. Does it still count as an acid trip of your own if someone else has actually taken the drug and is dragging you along with him on his trip?
I've finally come up with a physical model for Simon, and one for Cordelia as well. From _TVG_, Simon is "slight, bland, ... brown hair greying at the temples". Now who do I know who is slight, does a very, very good bland to most people, and could be considered to have brown hair? Hmm. I think I'll be seeing someone very close to that description tomorrow morning... From the same book, Cordelia obviously has the red hair, and is "grey-eyed, striking, her pale face seemed so alive with flickering thought one scarcely noticed she was not beautiful." Not sure about the grey-eyed part, of course, but
iroshi just might fit. I could paint her as Cordelia, based on that photo.
Every time my personalities shift, I have to run around inside my head, figuring out where everything goes. I am reminded that I must now redefine for myself the varying types of love. Since the only possible method to do that is observation, I must observe one person who I am in love with, and one person who I am not in love with, starting there, and write down the differences in my attitude toward, feelings about, permissions, communication with, et cetera. Then I shall move on to more tricky cases, and see what patterns emerge.
One really can't get anywhere complex if one must keep reworking these things for oneself on a continuous basis. I have patience, though. If I can progress this far from sixteen, where will I be if I take care to ease my senses into new areas of perception, without the jolting disjoint of trauma?
Glad I have people to talk to on this, and things like this. Don't know where I'd be if I had only myself to depend on. I've tried being an island; we partitioned it off into four sections, and sometimes cooperated. Most of the time, actually, except we had to keep that little silly Joan(prime) from realizing how depressed she was, while still realizing that she was prone to depression. I was only able to regroup when I had others to talk to who I could talk to about anything.
What do you get when you isolate an extrovert? A whole lot of her.
When I was seven or eight or so, my body switched sensations on me for "You need to pee". Confused me at first, and weirded me out. I think that has to be one of the single weirdest things that has ever happened to me, mentally or physically. Whenever it was, we were in the new house, and we had the blue couch.
I had to rebuild some of my mind after Shawn helped me total it. Does it still count as an acid trip of your own if someone else has actually taken the drug and is dragging you along with him on his trip?
I've finally come up with a physical model for Simon, and one for Cordelia as well. From _TVG_, Simon is "slight, bland, ... brown hair greying at the temples". Now who do I know who is slight, does a very, very good bland to most people, and could be considered to have brown hair? Hmm. I think I'll be seeing someone very close to that description tomorrow morning... From the same book, Cordelia obviously has the red hair, and is "grey-eyed, striking, her pale face seemed so alive with flickering thought one scarcely noticed she was not beautiful." Not sure about the grey-eyed part, of course, but
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Every time my personalities shift, I have to run around inside my head, figuring out where everything goes. I am reminded that I must now redefine for myself the varying types of love. Since the only possible method to do that is observation, I must observe one person who I am in love with, and one person who I am not in love with, starting there, and write down the differences in my attitude toward, feelings about, permissions, communication with, et cetera. Then I shall move on to more tricky cases, and see what patterns emerge.
One really can't get anywhere complex if one must keep reworking these things for oneself on a continuous basis. I have patience, though. If I can progress this far from sixteen, where will I be if I take care to ease my senses into new areas of perception, without the jolting disjoint of trauma?
Glad I have people to talk to on this, and things like this. Don't know where I'd be if I had only myself to depend on. I've tried being an island; we partitioned it off into four sections, and sometimes cooperated. Most of the time, actually, except we had to keep that little silly Joan(prime) from realizing how depressed she was, while still realizing that she was prone to depression. I was only able to regroup when I had others to talk to who I could talk to about anything.
What do you get when you isolate an extrovert? A whole lot of her.