bodysometimes
Bodysometimes is a neologism used to describe the idea that a person's sense of their own body can vary across time and context. It refers not to a specific medical condition but to the fluidity of embodied experience, including shifts in perception, sensation, and bodily boundaries that can occur with mood, health, fatigue, temperature, or situational demands.
Origin and scope: The term emerged in online discourse and some interdisciplinary discussions on embodiment during
Conceptual use: In psychology and philosophy of mind, bodysometimes is used to illustrate how interoceptive signals,
Relationship to related terms: It intersects with concepts such as embodiment, body image, interoception, proprioception, and
Limitations: The lack of formal definition can lead to ambiguity and methodological challenges in empirical research;
See also: embodiment; body image; interoception; proprioception; body schema.