The Spoonerism in the last post was accidental and I haven't seen one in print before.
Onward!
'Who am I?' is not a useful question to ask. What am I? How am I? Why am I? are more useful.
The answer to the first question is ' You are you'. The other take you into much more interesting territory.
When you think about other people what age do you feel and who, or what, are you measuring yourself against? A specific person: a type of person, an ideal?
Do you think other people notice you when you are in a public place and not particularly drawing attention to yourself?
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About Me
- PM
- I am a middle aged medic who is interested in Modelling Behaviour. I have 12 yrs experience and attend trainings regularly with John McWhirter at Sensory Systems Training in Glasgow, Scotland. I am interested in stammering and I am convinced that in the majority of cases it is a behaviour and not an affliction. Rather than lurk on other sites I decided to share my thinking on a blog.
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