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Okay, here's a question.
Jul. 22nd, 2008 12:02 am
I've noticed over the past couple of weeks that I'm talking differently than I had been. Talking, typing maybe - differently.
Nothing I can exactly place my finger on, I just sound different to me, different word choices, different stylistic decisions.
This isn't the sort of gradual change that you might get when immersed in a different environment or something, you know how people do change how they speak over time. And this isn't a *problem*, either - I'm not losing my ability to speak, I'm just as coherent as I've ever been. (At least I think I am. I guess it's possible that my judgment is totally flawed in this regard.)
So here are the possibilities:
1. I'm totally wrong. There's something else going on, or nothing going on, and I *think* there's a change but there isn't.
2. No, I'm right, definitely there's a change.
Either way, I want to know why this might be happening. Just to know.
(Honestly, sometimes I think I make stuff up just to have something to worry about at three in the morning instead of sleeping like I really ought to be.)
Nothing I can exactly place my finger on, I just sound different to me, different word choices, different stylistic decisions.
This isn't the sort of gradual change that you might get when immersed in a different environment or something, you know how people do change how they speak over time. And this isn't a *problem*, either - I'm not losing my ability to speak, I'm just as coherent as I've ever been. (At least I think I am. I guess it's possible that my judgment is totally flawed in this regard.)
So here are the possibilities:
1. I'm totally wrong. There's something else going on, or nothing going on, and I *think* there's a change but there isn't.
2. No, I'm right, definitely there's a change.
Either way, I want to know why this might be happening. Just to know.
(Honestly, sometimes I think I make stuff up just to have something to worry about at three in the morning instead of sleeping like I really ought to be.)
