I, myself Tommy that's me
Tommy is thinking:
why do posters refer to themselves
in the third person?
I have tried to,
so has himself.
When speaking in the third person
he finds one asking him:
why?
can two people converse
in the third person?
Tommy finds it difficult to
quote directly from a third person's
point of view
while speaking to the third-person
themselves-
(or is it your imagination that we find ones mind co-joining).
We wonder if one's first-person
obligates the second-persons
directly attributed pro-noun.
I myself think that we should
(Tommy is speaking directly here)
avoid all confusion in such matters
by using the first-person
when writing or speaking to the reader
as one will find that he or she wonders
if themselves are also confused.
Yours,
(or is it ones)
Tommy Carroll
himself.
Harry O'Neill
Wed 5th Dec 2012 13:26
It`s called self-reflectivity Tommy.
(And - by the way - why didn`t you tell us you were related to Rafa?)