Tat

Tat:  where "Tit" finds self through others, "Tat" is the assertion of self over others; Tits exist to nurture identity in others while tats exist to publicize one's own identity.  The locus of being is so fundamentally centered in herself/himself that much of what is common is not integrated.  Either the assumptions of the culture are rejected or, particularly where the obvious hides the subtler expectations of society, social norms are challenging, often muddled by the din of existence.  Tat as a character in not constrained to gender, race, size, shape or age.  S/he is not exactly enigmatic but not intentionally inscrutable either;  the shift of vision, tlhe l

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