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PeonForHer -> Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:17:17 PM)
Right, I've no idea if this'll work or not. This is something like word associations, but rather than saying the first word that comes into your head, you describe the first image. No thinking allowed, no cogitating, no reasoning, no taking that second image which is more 'sensible'. Just that first image. It can be quite bizarre - at least it can be for me. For instance: Man - First image is always of a man dressed in fifties style. Hat, overcoat, black shoes. And in black and white - he's all grey. Her - Some very sunny meadow in summer, next to a farmhouse, with dandelions and daisies, bees buzzing, the smell of lavender, and a high, old stone wall next to the meadow. God - Right, this is very odd. The same first image since I was a child, inspired by what, I've no idea. Maybe 'Zebedee' from 'The Magic Roundabout'. A giant caterpillar thing, standing on its back legs, towering over the house I first lived in, colourful and benign.

Karmastic -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:21:45 PM)
are we supposed to do same for those 3 same words? sorry mate, but my first images are "contaminated" by what i just read of yours. i thought this was a continuous word game, no? new word for each post? guess not. since you didn't give yours for g*d, i would say a ball of energy emitting some light, not sentient or self conscious. book

LadyHibiscus -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:32:40 PM)
How odd. A woman in a 'princess' dress, like from a disney film, in a dark, stone-walled room.

Deliena -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:39:15 PM)
Peon your god sounds like the caterpillar in Alice in Wonderland used to look in my head when I read it as a child! curiouser and curiouser!

BitaTruble -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:43:05 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer Man Vitruvian Man was the first image which popped into my head. For "her" it was an image of my mother.. that made me cringe, so I quit playing. [8D]

LadyHibiscus -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:45:20 PM)
Damn interruptions... Man, the silhouette of a man in a morning coat, carrying a walking stick. God, a bright light, in a sunray pattern

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:48:55 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Karmastic are we supposed to do same for those 3 same words? No, not at all - any word or words that you like. Any that are important to you. Me, for instance, I have an entirely different image for my 'She' to that of my 'Her'. But I'll stay quiet on it for now - I see your point about 'contamination'.

needlesandpins -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:49:31 PM)
i also had vitruvian man as my first image woman, other than myself in a very critical way i don't have a fixed image, but flashes of venus in a shell. god, santa in a white caftan. needles

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:50:00 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Deliena Peon your god sounds like the caterpillar in Alice in Wonderland used to look in my head when I read it as a child! curiouser and curiouser! Yes! That's another possibility. I know that I got Alice in Wonderland when I was very young indeed. You could be onto something there!

LadyHibiscus -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:51:22 PM)
So what's my score so far?

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:52:47 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus How odd. A woman in a 'princess' dress, like from a disney film, in a dark, stone-walled room. For which word? 'Her'?

needlesandpins -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:55:19 PM)
what happens if your 'thing' for words if more of a feel than an image? you see, for Her i feel it as being strict, where as for She i feel it as being slinky and sensual. needles

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:55:41 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus So what's my score so far? As if. You and only you can give yourself a 'score' - for a true and authentic first image - one that's uncontaminated, as Karmastic implies, by any thinking.

LadyHibiscus -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:56:35 PM)
This game vexes me!

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:59:19 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: needlesandpins what happens if your 'thing' for words if more of a feel than an image? you see, for Her i feel it as being strict, where as for She i feel it as being slinky and sensual. needles That's fine, Needles. It's often said that men are more visual than women. That could be crap, but it's at least clear some people are more visual than others. So go with the feeling - or the senses (smells, sounds, whatever). My image for 'her', for instance, was all sweetness - that feeling was obviously only just below the surface.

Karmastic -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 3:59:57 PM)
hmm okay i'll be unimaginative, and steal your words rather than pick my own "her" is my sister, and i see her and her things (memories of them from childhood). "she" is the honey with long raven black hair that i want all over my skin. i.e. the romantic interest. she makes me feel good.

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 4:00:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus This game vexes me! Why? There's nothing to it!

LadyHibiscus -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 4:01:58 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer quote: ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus How odd. A woman in a 'princess' dress, like from a disney film, in a dark, stone-walled room. For which word? 'Her'? Yes, though it was the pretty version of me, in a deep rose brocade ballgown.

PeonForHer -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 4:04:39 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus Yes, though it was the pretty version of me, in a deep rose brocade ballgown. That is a lovely image. And you'd look very good in that colour.

LadyHibiscus -> RE: Words and First Images (6/12/2012 4:14:16 PM)
It went well with the slate grey morning coat man, now that I think of it.

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