Accepting that they're a part of you that comes from you is the key to ridding of one's sense of splitting, while denial that it's really 'you' is what gives it it's own autonomy.
What do you do with that information though? It’s you, but then why is it a different voice in your head?
Because your 'creativity' gave it one.
Why isn’t it in your own voice it’s just a thought like your normal inside voice, or the voice you hear when you read in your head.
It becomes your own or toneless the less you mystify it, while it can gain a life of it's own as a split sense of self if you keep the two states separated.
When you hear yourself saying things 'unlike yourself', that is actually denial over your believed sense of self, and that vitriol has to get out somehow if you're going to keep distancing yourself from it.
You are the sum of your experiences, you are everything you've said and done within any state of mind, and all that comes from you is you. Just how we must take responsibility over all of those things, we too are the ones who made it happen, as without us there it simply would not have occurred.You don’t have to be gay about it. I get it. Just remember it’s me and apparently I hate myself and think there is something wrong with me. That actually makes sense. I wonder how to stop hating myself.
Lol you didn't understand the point at all. 🤣
Please explain better then.
Do you not know how to read? I wrote nothing about my vocabulary. I was discussing other people that I’ve studied. I was referring to their vocabularies because they went to the number one public university in the world. They obviously aren’t your average Internet users, so they likely choose their words more carefully than your average internet user. I don’t know if this makes sense because I’m not rereading it because I’m tired.
