You are you. You are the guy you have to live with everyday, you look in the mirror that's YOUR face starring back at you, and that won't change. I don't know, it seems pretty trippy... people rarely step back and observe themselves from a thirdperson view like you would to someone else. And your life, the memories you have, the friends and such, those are YOUR memories, YOUR friends and family... and everybody's is different... you are who you are... one in 6 billion.
Yeah, I think about that sort of thing a lot. Probably more than I should. When I was younger, I used to get really frustrated by the fact that I would never be able to experience the world through someone else's perspective. I felt trapped inside myself, heh. I really did think too much.
I also have a bad habit of just staring at other people - total strangers - and imagining what their life is like. I try not to stereotype or make assumptions. I just wonder. I should probably stop doing it, people tend to look at me strangely =P
You are you. You are the guy you have to live with everyday, you look in the mirror that's YOUR face starring back at you, and that won't change. I don't know, it seems pretty trippy... people rarely step back and observe themselves from a thirdperson view like you would to someone else. And your life, the memories you have, the friends and such, those are YOUR memories, YOUR friends and family... and everybody's is different... you are who you are... one in 6 billion.Darth_Tyrev
i never felt that way but i do feel curious as how does it feel to be someone else.. i sometimes believe that i'm the only alive person and that maybe everyone are here to enterntain me something like the matrix lol.Â
i also like to think about what would it feel to have a vagina instead of a penus.
I was in the bathroom and looked in the mirror at my own face, and it was just wierd. I looked at myself as though I wasnt looking at me..but at another person and it was strange to say the least. Kinda freaked me out.Â
I can only be me, but I'm not always myself. In certain situations people can become completely different people. Of course there original is somewhere inside, they cannot escape into somebody else but they can dissapear.
Also isn't it crazy how so many people end up hating themselves when viewed from a third person perspective.Â
You are you. You are the guy you have to live with everyday, you look in the mirror that's YOUR face starring back at you, and that won't change. I don't know, it seems pretty trippy... people rarely step back and observe themselves from a thirdperson view like you would to someone else. And your life, the memories you have, the friends and such, those are YOUR memories, YOUR friends and family... and everybody's is different... you are who you are... one in 6 billion.Darth_Tyrev
I do that all the time. Too much, really. I've become a little too self-conscious.
You are you. You are the guy you have to live with everyday, you look in the mirror that's YOUR face starring back at you, and that won't change. I don't know, it seems pretty trippy... people rarely step back and observe themselves from a thirdperson view like you would to someone else. And your life, the memories you have, the friends and such, those are YOUR memories, YOUR friends and family... and everybody's is different... you are who you are... one in 6 billion.Darth_Tyrev
Well, yeah. That's really obvious. But you can't really look at yourself from a third person view ever.
I believe I am the only thing that exists. sounds kind of vain but I think this is my personal universe and when I die it ends. everything is just an extension of myself.
When I was little, like 7 or 8, I would look into the mirror and get this pronounced sense of dislocation, as if I was some other thing outside myself observing me. I found it very disorienting, but oddly enjoyable. I guess for me it was kind of like some sort of existential equivalent of a nausea-inducing carnival ride.
You are you. You are the guy you have to live with everyday, you look in the mirror that's YOUR face starring back at you, and that won't change. I don't know, it seems pretty trippy... people rarely step back and observe themselves from a thirdperson view like you would to someone else. And your life, the memories you have, the friends and such, those are YOUR memories, YOUR friends and family... and everybody's is different... you are who you are... one in 6 billion.Darth_Tyrev
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I do everyday now. That's how you solve problems...you observe yourself from a third-person view. That's a form of mediation actually.Â
Yep, i sure do. Every now and then when I'm looking in the mirror I have like some sort of weird momentary lapse, and then the next second it's always like "Whoa, what am I doing here? Do i really look like that? Is that me?" and yeah, it can be a reallyt weird experience.
I can agree with "people rarely step back and observe themselves from a thirdperson view like you would to someone else" but the rest about me being me, you being you is pretty obvious.
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