hello! potential questioning plural here. i’ve been trying to learn about my potential… uh, headmate, i guess (until we find a better term) by trying to ask a few questions. i’m interrupted a lot in my mind before i can finish asking the question, though, which i found a little odd? at first i thought it was because i had already come up with the ideal answer in my head (they’re quite neutral on most things, so i haven’t really been getting any “surprising” or “unwanted” answers), but i’m beginning to wonder if it’s because we kinda share the same thought space? like, i have to internally think of the question before i can put into my internal dialogue, so maybe they’re able to access that thought process to find out what i’m going to say before i say it? i thought most headmates were usually completely separate people with different thought processes, but i’m beginning to realize that it’s actually just one big spectrum of experiences. just curious if anyone else has had a similar experience.

We interrupt each other constantly , especially folks who have very good contact with each other. We've even done it out loud a few times. If your headmate interrupting you makes it harder to talk to them, then you might consider asking your headmate to let you finish your sentences before answering. They might be able to adjust or work with you to find another solution. Otherwise, you can let it…