gosferano
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I'm talking to myself sometime too. Mostly silently, in my head, but sometimes in voice.
I think it's pretty good, when you don't have any friends to talk with, bu want to speak with someone. |
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richardbenson
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Just wait until you get caught talking to yourself. 
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TheHouseholdCat
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| c0bo wrote: | | You know that saying the first signs of madness is when your talking to yourself and well recently I've started to talk to myself, I talk to myself when I'm alone or when I think I'm alone, I talk to myself randomly, sometimes ( a lot) I have full blown conversations with myself, sometimes I talk to the computer screen, sometimes I talk to myself in public and people stare which can be embarrassing, a lot of the times I don't realise I'm doing it and recently my Mum has noticed that I do it. |
I think that's quite a weird interpretation.
My flatmate got worried about me talking to myself too much. And, well, I've done that all my life and I tried to suppress it and she does not get that suppressing it makes my life even more difficult.
All this obsession with "madness" is pretty ridiculous. Being scared of "madness" and suppressing everything that could possibly hint at madness creates the madness in the first place.
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| rebbieh wrote: | | ReBabar wrote: | | rebbieh wrote: | | I talk to myself all the time. When planning future conversations or just randomly and I often have monologues with myself just to ease my mind. I only do it when I'm alone though. Which happens a lot. |
I do this too, every time I'm alone. It's something I only recently started doing, when I was i child I didn't talk to myself, I was barely speaking at all. Now that I'm starting to be more social (or at least I'm trying to be  ) talking to myself is almost a necessity.
One of the things that I find more difficult doing when talking to someone, is to maintain a rhythm, the flow of a two way conversation, because usually my thoughts are not (entirely) verbal; practicing conversations beforehand is a good way to learn how to translate my thoughts in words.
Another reason why I started talking to myself is that, since I've always been very laconic, I need to improve the use I make of tone of voice and expression : ) |
Ha, I tend to practice conversations as well. The drawback with that is that if, during the actual conversation I've been practicing for, something goes wrong or something I haven't planned comes up I get all confused and can't really say what I wanted to say anyway. That ever happened to you? |
From time to time it happens, but when I practice talking to myself I also make up many different answers both to look at the same topic/situation from different points of view and to minimize the chance of not knowing what to say; this works only to an extent (you can't plan beforehand every possible turn of the conversation) but I find that adopting different points of view while practicing conversations is a very good way to be able to shorten the time it would take me to answer an unexpected question : ) |
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DarthMaul
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| I talk to myself (unintentionally, of course). I write, and I like to plan out the conversations that my characters have. Most of the time I end up saying the dialogue aloud and I end up repeating a certain bit of dialogue. My mom thinks I'm crazy now. Eh. Too bad. |
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When getting caught talking to yourself there is that awkward silence.........  When I begin most my sentences talking to my self I start saying "lets see.... followed by whatever else I am going to say what my plan is for today etc.
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namaste
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I keep talking to myself and i am kind of addicted to it...most of the time i talk to myself or laugh alone...
my lil son finds it weird and he keeps asking me why i am doing that??
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Piricuust
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Yes. All the time. I actually freak out a bit when someone says something I didn't anticipate.
EDIT: I don't really freak out I just freeze up for a moment sometimes. |
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 6:09 am Post subject: |
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| namaste wrote: | | I keep talking to myself and i am kind of addicted to it...most of the time i talk to myself or laugh alone... my lil son finds it weird and he keeps asking me why i am doing that?? |
Having a 2 way argument on your own?
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namaste
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| TechnoDog wrote: | | Having a 2 way argument on your own? |
yes
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| Not loudly, but I'm currently dictating my own album reviews to myself, which I'm never going to write down. |
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TechnoDog
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I do it in my head. But out loud I don't see the problem. Other than maybe a person not knowing about other learning styles.
As long as your processing info. Kinda like a person with a bluetooth ear piece in his ear lol
Play Acting, would be the same thing, playing both parts.
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TheHouseholdCat
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 6:48 am Post subject: |
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| Bun wrote: | | Not loudly, but I'm currently dictating my own album reviews to myself, which I'm never going to write down. |
Yeah, I do that occasionally, too. Not album reviews in particular, but sometimes I'd dictate diary entries in my head. Or anything that comes to my mind. ^^
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Shambles
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 6:57 am Post subject: |
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I've been talking to myself a lot recently, I actually thought I was going mad. It's usually sub-concious so I catch myself talking, but often I'm on my own when it happens.
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TheHouseholdCat
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| Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 7:02 am Post subject: |
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| Shambles wrote: | | I've been talking to myself a lot recently, I actually thought I was going mad. It's usually sub-concious so I catch myself talking, but often I'm on my own when it happens. |
Yeah, I'm usually on my own, too. If I'm with other people, I usually notice when I start talking to myself.
And awwww: "I may not believe in myself but I believe in what I'm doing" - Jimmy Page
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