What is sensory switching? You mean host switching from body senses to another virtual set of senses? Sounds like what she wanted to reach with dissociation.
Wonderland/Headspace switching also looks like what she'd have wanted with dissociation ^^°
Overall we were told that to truly detach from bedy senses it'd require major deep change in how our system operated and that quite scared us a bit
I can teach you sensory switching. It doesn't matter if you …
11:38 AM
I do think that's what causing issues here. Because if senses are just an interface, then she does always feel there and that is triggering her way too often.
I quite appreciate your point of view on the matter because it correlates nicely with what our friend systems told us about.
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For us, sensory switching involves us seeing the SOC as seprate entity, BUT you can see it as having two Twilibris: the Twilibri that experiences things and Twilibri's personality that functions like a headmate.
This is important because we believe the headmate needs to attatch themselves to the SOC in order to sensory switch. For example, when I switch in, I basically "own" the SOC. If I feel something like bumping into a table, that is my feeling. I also assume I'm always in the background, feeling everything on an unconscious level
thats how we got used to maintaining a switch with me going "on pause" completely, emmi just ignored everything that felt like me and we got used to it over time
11:41 AM
and it doesnt feel like me anymore
A long kiss goodnight
For us, sensory switching involves us seeing the SOC as seprate entity, BUT you can see it as having two Twilibris: the Twilibri that experiences things and Twilibri's personality that functions like a headmate.
This is important because we believe the headmate needs to attatch themselves to the SOC in order to sensory switch. For example, when I switch in, I basically "own" the SOC. If I feel something like bumping into a table, that is my feeling. I also assume I'm always in the background, feeling everything on an unconscious level
That sounds very confusing somehow. Does it mean breaking Twi into pieces then? Because what you explain is very similar to something that is scaring us
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when either of us wants to switch, we make ourselves feel like what each of us feel like we are at our core, kind of focusing on the "signature feeling", so when emmi wants to switch i let go and focus on what she feels like and it quickly turns into her feeling herself and then i'm the small voice in the background(edited)
11:43 AM
it wont break you in any way or cause any weird feelings/dissociation
11:43 AM
its just a change in mindset of how you think about something
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That sounds very confusing somehow. Does it mean breaking Twi into pieces then? Because what you explain is very similar to something that is scaring us
This isn't breaking Twi into two pieces, this is seeing two parts that are already separate that are both labeled as Twi.
If you stick with the mindset the SOC = Twi, then sensory switching is Twi becomes you
I see. It'd mean that Twi stops considering the SOC as herself? Which is hmmm not really something I think she's capable of. Letting go is quite the major issue for her
I see. It'd mean that Twi stops considering the SOC as herself? Which is hmmm not really something I think she's capable of. Letting go is quite the major issue for her
That's okay, she can learn how ^^
The expectation of detatching and reattatching to the SOC is very important for sensory switching. That helps the switch happen(edited)
I feel like you're hitting quite the spot. but she got so grown attached to it that I don't know how to make her stop associating with it all the time.
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This is not true. You can switch and have no changes in your vision or memory of what happens. This is how we switch and Gray doesn't interrupt me when I'm switched-in
I mean, the situation is that Twi want "a break" and "let go" so I can peacefully enjoy front without her interference. So to say she want to be lazy xD
12:03 PM
I know it's also to let me explore myself as I didn't have much opportunities to develop outside of the system
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The SOC still exists, but we change the label of who owns it. It's like how you change your definition of what "I" means to create a cobud- suddenly a cobud is not "me", they are "you". With the SOC, it goes from "me" to "Ranger".
When I switch out, I feel like I become a program in the mind. The SOC isn't affected by us switching, and now that I can't feel anything only Ranger can, I just become a voice in Ranger's head
from a singlet pov/mindset: you start acting like the other headmate and you forget how you tend to usually act, until you go back to acting like yourself
12:06 PM
but when you mix it with a different way of thinking about it, its switching
12:07 PM
but it feels the same, you just see it from a different perspective
I have many thoughts right now. Could be that she isn't used to have someone else front for long period of time and seeing what someone else can do with the body that she cannot. Could be that we are similar enough for her to not feel distinct enough
That's definitely the experience we want. open communication like this would increase Twi's trust in me and I could be there to guide her for a more proper switch.
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i think talking out loud is a very good way to work towards switching, but maybe thats just because it worked for us
That's definitely the experience we want. open communication like this would increase Twi's trust in me and I could be there to guide her for a more proper switch.
thoughts become speech, speech bleeds into body language, the more you talk the more you let the other one think, soon the other one is the only one thinking and moving, bam switched
She trusts me but doesn't trust herself that she's doing good and that she won't make it fail like always bla bla or won't take the front again... Her overthinking mind is annoying me but I cannot block it all the time because it is flooding the brain to the point I can't say a thing
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