Last post, then time for beddy-bye

[conuly]

I'm told I learned to read when I was three. I don't know, I don't remember this, for all I know I was born reading.

But I wonder how well I spoke before I learned to read. I've found recently that I communicate much better online than in person. It's not just a simple matter of not having to *see* the people to whom I am speaking, I think better typing than talking, it's easier for me when I see my words, and it takes a bit less effort somehow.

More than that, when I speak, I see the words as I say them, I see how they're spelled (or how I think they're spelled). That's one of the reasons I get so upset over misspellings, especially the intentional ones, I really can't read NE as any, or 2 as too, it messes with my head somehow. Sorry for the tangent, I'm just curious, how is it possible for me to have been speaking before I could read if my thoughts are printed (well, not every single word, but that might be why my thoughts sometimes skip out on words, leading to constructions as "bedgo?" for "am I/should I/do I want to going(go) to bed now?" which I won't always even use on aim or when talking, they're too weird). Still, when I'm speaking, I see "the" or "boat" or "presidential" pop up into my head more often than not as I say them, or as someone else says them.

(edit) Actually, my thoughts run more like "connie wondered whether or not to go to bed". It's only when I try to say them that they start coming out very weird. I'm the only person I know, even on the spectrum, who thinks in the third person like that. (end edit)

Jenn? Any answers?

Comments

[xiggaroo.livejournal.com]

connie is conservative filipina now working in hong kong as ocw domestic helper
connie is gonna play it safe and sober
connie is a real estate agent that is known in the community of flower mound for her dedicated client service
connie is not a channel and has never been coerced to cooperate with jesus
connie is found walking down the middle of the street in a dazed stupor
connie is a student at sinclair community college and chris attends wright state university
connie is a remarkable person and an inspiration to all of us in this agency
connie is also in need of a sponsor
connie is back here with me
connie is a comedienne/humorist who can motivate and inspire
connie is on the sunny california beach with her friend marcie
connie is elated
connie is a member of
connie is a professor of health and wellness at byu
connie is the ghost of condolences
connie is particularly enamoured of houston's inner
connie is the best
connie is 15 months old now
connie is currently 67 years old

You gotta try googlism... *dies giggling* (http://www.googlism.com/index.htm?ism=connie&type=1)

[xiggaroo.livejournal.com]

I know that had nothing to do with your post, but I didn't really know what to say, but I wanted you to know that I read it, and I wanted you to try googlism, so I guess I done killt two birdies with justa one stone eh?

[feathered.livejournal.com]

I think of myself in third person quite often. Not all the time... when I'm tired or sick my thoughts are almost always disconnected and fuzzy, tending to come more in pictures than words. I've always thought of the third-person thing as a writers trait. I also make up descriptions and prose about people in public places, when the wordsy part of my head is working properly. When it's not, I just see things in paintings and blurry colours.

I don't mind either and don't think about them often. What I hate and can't handle very well is when I get both at the same time. It can get very disorienting.

[dandelion.livejournal.com]

*goes googling*
jenna is a slut...great. but i'm also a crowned fleming queen...

an english essay i had to write on how i'd changed since year seven has made me slip into thinking about myself in the third person too much...you'll notice an abundance of *goes off to ___* in my posts, and i don't know how to get out of that...

[xiggaroo.livejournal.com]

connie is conservative filipina now working in hong kong as ocw domestic helper
connie is gonna play it safe and sober
connie is a real estate agent that is known in the community of flower mound for her dedicated client service
connie is not a channel and has never been coerced to cooperate with jesus
connie is found walking down the middle of the street in a dazed stupor
connie is a student at sinclair community college and chris attends wright state university
connie is a remarkable person and an inspiration to all of us in this agency
connie is also in need of a sponsor
connie is back here with me
connie is a comedienne/humorist who can motivate and inspire
connie is on the sunny california beach with her friend marcie
connie is elated
connie is a member of
connie is a professor of health and wellness at byu
connie is the ghost of condolences
connie is particularly enamoured of houston's inner
connie is the best
connie is 15 months old now
connie is currently 67 years old

You gotta try googlism... *dies giggling* (http://www.googlism.com/index.htm?ism=connie&type=1)

[xiggaroo.livejournal.com]

I know that had nothing to do with your post, but I didn't really know what to say, but I wanted you to know that I read it, and I wanted you to try googlism, so I guess I done killt two birdies with justa one stone eh?

[feathered.livejournal.com]

I think of myself in third person quite often. Not all the time... when I'm tired or sick my thoughts are almost always disconnected and fuzzy, tending to come more in pictures than words. I've always thought of the third-person thing as a writers trait. I also make up descriptions and prose about people in public places, when the wordsy part of my head is working properly. When it's not, I just see things in paintings and blurry colours.

I don't mind either and don't think about them often. What I hate and can't handle very well is when I get both at the same time. It can get very disorienting.

[dandelion.livejournal.com]

*goes googling*
jenna is a slut...great. but i'm also a crowned fleming queen...

an english essay i had to write on how i'd changed since year seven has made me slip into thinking about myself in the third person too much...you'll notice an abundance of *goes off to ___* in my posts, and i don't know how to get out of that...