Wednesday, August 25, 2004

Twins from a different mother

Have any of you ever met a male version of yourself? I tell you it is the strangest most compelling thing to talk to someone who absolutely thinks like you do (especially because he's male and men and women often think so differently anyway). I've sort of been outside the bellcurve of normal my whole life so to meet someone and get that instant recognition of "knowing" them because they are you is a very unusual thing.

12 Comments:

Blogger leaveme alone said...

I have never met someone like that. If I did I would wonder if it had any significance, and what it would bring for the future.

4:43 PM  
Blogger Prom said...

Good question Ava. It is a very strange feeling, very compeling.

5:19 PM  
Blogger LeAnne said...

I think I may have just met one. :)

6:22 PM  
Blogger Prom said...

Its interesting isn't it LeAnne, that's what I thought too when I read your latest entry.

What's interesting to me about this is that the recognition was mutual, we've discussed it and compared notes and more and more "sameness" has appeared.

6:29 PM  
Blogger LeAnne said...

Yes, it is interesting. I'm betting you've been having the same kind of moments I've been having lately when you just say, "YES! YES! That's IT! You GET it!" when the other person says something that you've thought so many times before, but never heard another person say it just that way. And yet, sometimes as you said, you just know it without having said a word. It is in the discussing and comparing of notes that it simply confirmed. I think it somehow ties in with the being "seen" theme. Something about that person reflects back your own image of yourself and vice versa. You know that they do SEE you, and GET you because you are so much alike. The term kindred spirits comes to mind.

8:28 AM  
Blogger Brownie said...

Prom, I'm so happy for you.

And yes, I have. Why do you think that I've been holding on with all of my might to John? He is me. I am him. We are eachother.

And things are becoming what I've wanted them to be.

10:11 AM  
Blogger Prom said...

Brownie!!! Yay for you girl.

Maybe yay for me, life is confusing and compelling though.

LeAnne, you nailed it - being seen and seeing and that
"YES! YES! That's IT! You GET it!" going in both directions. Huh.

11:02 AM  
Blogger LeAnne said...

Well, I'm just tickled pink for everyone! YAY for everyone! Kind of makes you wonder if there isn't some auspicious planetary alignment going on.

Brownie, I had no idea that things were looking up for you and John. I'm so very happy to hear that!

11:36 AM  
Blogger leaveme alone said...

Well - I am extremely happy for all of you! It sounds like you have found something special that cetainly does not occur every day! Wow!

12:09 PM  
Blogger Prom said...

Well I didn't mean to give anyone the wrong impression (what with all your talk about your prospects) unless you were all thinking "great new friend" :-) but hey that is a wonderful thing.

3:28 PM  
Blogger Brownie said...

I was thinking, "great that you now have someone you can share that part of you with that you don't feel you can share with anyone else."

:)

5:40 PM  
Blogger Prom said...

Yep, that's right too J.

6:26 PM  

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