Ok! Some notes after my IFS session. The conversation went surprisingly quickly at points. When I've tried to do IFS on my own, I've had a hard time concentrating or listening to the parts. Working with a therapist, I often immediately knew the answers.
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Replying to @ethicsbored
I love hearing about this!! My bf once spoke directly to a part and it shocked me how much I felt a bystander, like you described
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Replying to @christineist
Ah! So cool. I figured I wasn’t the only one, but I definitely did not expect it.
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Replying to @ethicsbored
Yeah and I also feel the sense of older sibling relationship with protector and exile!! Really cool to feel this & then see someone else having a similar experience
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Replying to @christineist @ethicsbored
Ok and last thing I ALSO feel that my parts have traits that I don’t, it’s like my personality is the center of a massive Venn diagram of all my parts. I play improv piano& when I let a part take over the music is different, same goes for journaling
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Replying to @christineist
That’s super interesting! I guess that probably comes out all the time - like that’s kind of the point and there’s lots of examples in the books - but I really didn’t expect such a clear shift when not in an emotionally triggered state, ya know?
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Replying to @ethicsbored @christineist
By any chance, did you find yourself slipping into using we/us pronouns? I didn’t even think about doing it, but that’s naturally what started coming out.
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Replying to @ethicsbored
I definitely do in my head sometimes but haven’t in conversation yet haha I think I get self conscious
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Replying to @christineist
It definitely felt weird when I realized I was saying it out loud
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we use they/them pronouns but in the plural sense heh
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