third person.The proper use of the word "myself" has been given by the author, Mike Kelley, as well as instructions of when to use this word. However, there has been much left unknown to the reader. The information presented has helped to clarify one thing. The term "myself" is to be used for strong agreement only, but does that mean one can not use it at any other time? Can it not be used when making a reference to one's self? If not, then I do not buy into Kelley's theory. I hold that term to be useful on more levels than simply for agreement. Honestly, I do not think Kelley did a fantastic job of convincing me the true meaning of the term "myself." In fact, after further contemplation I have concluded that not only was Kelley incorrect in saying "myself" should be used solely in agreement, but rather that he is incorrect entirely. I will continue to use "myself" when referring to me, provided it is in the correct context. However, the next time I am in full agreement with a statement made, I will not be saying "Mahsayelf!"...
