What do you think?

    • Donut@leminal.space
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      4 months ago

      In a way that scares me, but it would explain how we have so many different ways of looking at life.

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          4 months ago

          When you think about what you’re going to write, do you compose any of it in your head first?

          Like, this sentence I am writing after I thought the first half of it in my brain. The rest of this paragraph I’m writing one word at a time, but I still imagine each word.

          • loopedcandle@lemmynsfw.com
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            4 months ago

            Oh no. I don’t know how to explain it. It’s just my existence. It just streams out of my brain, through my fingers instantaneously. There is no first half second half.

            Although I am a known terrible writer.

            Worth noting, this is normal from my perspective. I think all of you are the weird ones.

    • beSyl@slrpnk.net
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      4 months ago

      I don’t believe this. I know this is supposedly true, but I feel like people are lieing just to feel special or something.

      How can someone not have a head voice? If one needs to go to the supermarket, does one not think “humm… What do I need… I need bananas, toilet paper…”…

      • can@sh.itjust.works
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        4 months ago

        Do you see things in your brain?

        And maybe reflect a little bit on why you immediately reject the experiences of others just because they differ from your specific one?

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        4 months ago

        Fantastic attitude. Do you always discount things you’re too stupid to understand as lies or is this a special case?

      • lars@lemmy.sdf.org
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        4 months ago

        When I used to come out of the closet as a teenager, this was a common response: “it’s not real” or “you’ve decided to do this”.

        It didn’t occur to me I could have righteous indignation about it, but it did lead to me to a place where I’m still enthusiastically delighted/shocked/vindicated when straight people literally don’t care about gays, or aren’t disgusted by gays, or when they wish noncishet people happy anniversary.