Do you talk to yourself?

tribulus

Yeah I do that too. My girlfriend often sees me talking to myself and laughs her ass off, claims she's seen loads of guys doing it.

jane86

Yes I do. My Dad does it a lot which is very irritating. One of my friends does it even out in public. I have to tell him to shut up...

SuperTyper

Talk to myself the whole time but never out loud.

Holsten

Yes, all the time.

I constantly explain things to myself that I already fully understand, it's weird.

tony1kenobi

rednik wrote: »

When in the car I never shut up, watching the other clowns go about their incredibly bad driving.:D:D I often wonder afterwards who the fu*k was watching hopefully nobody from the psychiatric team.

Same as that.I talk to myself in the car all the time. I can get from work to home, 22 miles, and not recall any of the journey....not even how many kids I drove over.

If a cop ever stopped me and asked me my business I'd probably tell him something about how Lost will end or why Bruce Willis would be a better Hannibal than Liam Neeson........

K-9

YEP, Seen a sign for a schizophrenia meeting the other day. Was in 2 minds whether to go or not.

The Walsho

I do this far, far too much.

Often do so as if I'm talking to someone, yet most of the time I haven't got an actual person in mind. Today I'm hungover and found myself saying things out loud like "Ah I was a disaster last night" and "seriously, never drinking again, or at least I'm cutting down". I don't know why I have to say it out loud.

Abi

stovelid wrote: »

I often do.

This, I have to hear. What about?

'That would be an eccumenical matther doesn't count'

Cormac2791

dont think so, no!

Oh yes, certainly. I also get bouts of echolalia at times (where you say something and repeat it to yourself under your breath).

cianl1

Yeah, I'm the same can't explain it though. Maybe we're all just mad...:rolleyes:

cianl1

cianl1 wrote: »

Yeah, I'm the same can't explain it though. Maybe we're all just mad...:rolleyes:

Well I'm 99% sure I have Asperger Syndrome which would explain a lot.

Carsinian Thau

Yes.

Usually for various reasons. But I do it quite a lot.

Sharpshooter

tony1kenobi wrote: »

Same as that.I talk to myself in the car all the time. I can get from work to home, 22 miles, and not recall any of the journey....not even how many kids I drove over.

If a cop ever stopped me and asked me my business I'd probably tell him something about how Lost will end or why Bruce Willis would be a better Hannibal than Liam Neeson........

Yeah, but..that's like.. talking to the cop not yourself or have you multiple personalities?:P

/Liam Neeson is so wrong for that part:pac:

yurmothrintites

Talking to oneself: The first sign of madness.

MadgeBadge

Yes, but not out loud, just in my head, and the odd important point out loud.

My friend saw me on the bus one day, but didn't shout over because it was packed. She told me afterwards she could see my mouthing words. So I bring a book now.

Mmcd

yurmothrintites wrote: »

Talking to oneself: The first sign of madness.

What if you ran backwards down the street naked singing the South Korean national anthem and then started talking to yourself. Still be the first sign?