Siameseparrot, I'd like to share an interesting observation with you;
"The only people I’ve heard referring to themselves in the third person are politicians. It’s an interesting habit. If you’re not a politician and you do this, you will certainly be labelled pompous. A person that refers to himself in the third person is thinking of how you perceive him. He’s looking at himself, whilst you’re looking at him, so that he can modify how he appears to you to create an impression. A person that is so self absorbed and focused on himself that he actually sees the “him” he’s created as separate from himself so much to cease using the word “I”, is too busy trying to invent himself to be himself. Hence, people that refer to themselves in the third person and aren’t mentally ill or challenged, should earn some caution. It’s abnormal behaviour, and probably a view into the mind of someone who is quite manipulative."
Stagman
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