The Inside Outside Dichotomy
Labels: inside, outside, perceptions, personality
posted by M @ 11:11 PM
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
About Me
- Name: M
- Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
She's well acquainted with the touch of the velvet hand Like a lizard on a window pane
Previous Posts
- the operation
- human vs doll
- clockwatching. I hate those days
- inventing the perfect man
- message from the divine cosmos
- if you took a holiday
- reflections of...
- Hark!
- tard.
- Little Miss Crap With Money
12 Comments:
At 7:25 PM,
ChickyBabe said…
What would happen if the inside was the outside?
At 4:46 AM,
Come Back Brighter said…
It's hard to know what to say to a post like this...except you are not lovable. Not in the least. Not even a little bit.
At 9:03 AM,
M said…
chicky - I would stop being me - or maybe I would be more me. I don't know.
jay - rofl. exactly.
At 5:05 PM,
egan said…
Jay's right, you're incredibly lovable. These comics of yours are much more revealing than you're blog. It takes a bit of adjustment, but I do love them.
At 9:02 PM,
MadameBoffin said…
Maybe an inside-out dichotomy like Chicky suggests isn't what's needed - more of a melding of the two would be what's best, I think.
I envy your ability to be able to explain yourself in this fasion.
P.S. Get out of my head. It's like you're drawing my life as well as your own. :)
At 9:57 PM,
ChickyBabe said…
Why not try it and see what happens, the reactions form others, and how you feel?
At 6:03 PM,
M said…
egan - this blog is a hell of a lot more revealing than melbstories. yes - you're right. But having said that, if you strip away the (BABBLING!) wordiness of melbstories..reading between the lines you get cbg, more or less.
mb - heehee, I feel less freakish when people say that!
chicky - hm, that's very hard, I've spent about ohhh almost 30 years cultivating an inside outside dichotomy. It would be sort of like asking chickbabe to post a clear portrait of [real self] with your name, job etc etc and reveal all those mundane things about you that we all know are there but don't get to see.
At 1:06 PM,
general_boy said…
Ooooooh, I love CBabe's take on this. :)
M, I hope one day you publish this stuff in a book, so people outside blogland might enjoy it as much as I do. :)
At 4:19 PM,
egan said…
Cool, don't change anything is all I say. I like coming here to see what's on your mind via the drawings.
At 11:39 PM,
Dan said…
This is wonderful! Must have taken you quite a while to put this together. Very nice!
Hope you enjoyed your Easter!
At 6:10 AM,
Rahul said…
nice......loved it
At 9:16 PM,
Bugwit said…
Can't believe I've been missing these.
There's no surprised...you;ve said as much on your blog - well maybe not 'kinky', but other than that... ;-)
But here you've said so much and shown some great self-awareness.
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