Having a body in life makes us easy to identify and define, we are assigned names to actually help distinguish us from each other, and we can see each other as individuals who we can recognise, there is not much totally anonymous communication (even with the internet, we still end up becoming identified, if only by username). A problem though I find is that as an individual we're all automatically entered into society and all taken into account, sometimes I wonder if taking me into account actually causes more harm and inconvenience and worry than it does good - people need not worry about me, I'll be ok whatever happens, but they will take me into account because I'm there...
Another harder thing though is that as an individual, intentions, and reactions to things, can sometimes be assumed to be more like what an average/stereotypical person would do in that situation... that can cause unnecessary worry. In the end it's not necessary, but I wonder if I would be more able to do what I want to do if was faceless and nameless and forgotten, like the voices some people get in their heads - they don't have name or identity (don't know the limits - could be more than one), but they still exist, and are not feared. I cannot become that yet, but in life I get more oppertunities, and I'll make the best I can with what I've got.
I don't care if my name fades into obscurity, or if I'd make myself invisible, there's more important things than that
