by Aecy » Thu Jun 09, 2011 2:01 pm
I know kinda what you mean. We had an ultra-freakout when we suddenly had an awareness of "me" vs. "them."
The sense of "otherness" alone used to be enough to keep Aecy from being able to switch out, because as long as we didn't realize we were switching, it was fine, but when it was a "foreign" entity, it made it uber-hard to let the other become "me" and let Aecy become the "not me" person, if that makes sense. Especially since Aecy had always considered herself the "real me." It took trusting the others before that was possible.
Also, it might be that you're just too tense to let Aaron take control. I don't know about you, but I have trouble with switching and power struggles when one or more of us is tense or hugely stressed to the point where we can't trust each other and work together. Sometimes it takes multiple alters forcing the main one out of the "me" seat before that one can get a rest and let someone else take over for a while.
That, and we don't always pay attention to who is out. We switch or mix without realizing it on a regular basis. It hasn't caused us problems yet, so I'd say don't worry about it. :] It's ok.
Though if you can talk to the one causing the twitching, see what it's worried about and find a way to work things out with it, that'd be good. We usually have twitching issues because of either Violet or James, and usually it's because Vie's afraid of something that needs to be talked about and addressed, especially since some of us have a bad habit of pushing such concerns aside and trying to force us to do more than others can handle, which usually doesn't work out so well. ._.;
I'd prefer to simply not worry about identities.
We're each me, yet not each other. We work together and share information; we're quite co-conscious.
The "three sections/three gatekeepers" theory is holding.
Don't listen too closely to Ned. He thinks too hard. [OCD]
He tends to see only what he expects to see.