>The challenges may come in the disagreements we have about which actions belong to which identities. This is where the benefits of using tools like E-Prime, a

>The challenges may come in the disagreements we have about which actions belong to which identities. This is where the benefits of using tools like E-Prime, a form of English language that avoids usage of the verb "to be" help me. Thinking about things in terms of e-prime allows me to realize that while using labels as a shorthand for more specific information is convenient, I lose specificity and precision, and begin to think in terms of identity when I use labels and think/speak in terms of what things are, rather than think in terms of what people or things actually do.