Me, you, he and we

Neurotransmisores publishes a peculiar article in which describes the way each person expresses himself:

• In the course of the conversations , it is peculiar the readjustments that we must do. It is not too easy to pass from “me” to “you” and vice versa.

• There are people who say: I have; I say; I think.

• Others see things through the others: you go; you have; you are.

• Others speak almost always in third person: he says, he made, etc.

• And finally they are those that speak in first person of the plural: we are, we have. Normally are people integrated totally into a group and they see their life interrelating in the group. The group is over everything, even of its own thought.

The question is: How do you express yourself?