'Do you sometimes mix up pronouns and say "you" or "we" when you mean "me" or vice versa?'
I just took the online Aspie Quiz again for amusement, and one of the questions was:
'Do you sometimes mix up pronouns and say "you" or "we" when you mean "me" or vice versa?'
Is this an aspie thing? I don't remember seeing it discussed before. Since it's something I don't do, I don't quite get it. I certainly sometimes say "we" when "I" or "me" would be literally correct, but that's a form of self-deprecation, not confusion. ("We did pretty well" -- that's a way of sharing the credit within a group, even if literally I was the one responsible.)
Do some of you confuse pronouns in an unusual way? Can you give an example if so?
'Do you sometimes mix up pronouns and say "you" or "we" when you mean "me" or vice versa?'
Is this an aspie thing? I don't remember seeing it discussed before. Since it's something I don't do, I don't quite get it. I certainly sometimes say "we" when "I" or "me" would be literally correct, but that's a form of self-deprecation, not confusion. ("We did pretty well" -- that's a way of sharing the credit within a group, even if literally I was the one responsible.)
Do some of you confuse pronouns in an unusual way? Can you give an example if so?