Clearly Lettered, pronouns, autism Show more
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I think this is an autistic thing. I know I have trouble *using* pronouns and tend to avoid them or be very deliberate when using them. So I dug up some links for more info.
http://autism.wikia.com/wiki/Pronoun_reversal
https://musingsofanaspie.com/2014/03/14/pronoun-reversal-and-confusion/
In "We Will See You Now," the author refers to the "main character" kept out of a review and I was really confused. Wait, who's the main character? I figured out she means the speaker/narrator. But the narrator keeps saying "you!" Wait, huh?