ext_20674 ([identity profile] glasshouseslive.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] fox 2007-12-13 10:54 pm (UTC)

I don't like the rubbery feeling of my skin; I don't know why it should feel different under my fingers when it has no sensation, but it does.

Wow - so it does! My guess is when you touch your mouth with your fingers, both fingers and mouth send the sensation back to your brain. When only the fingers can feel, it's interpreted differently.

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