In the movies if you wanted to show that someone was really crazy you'd show them talking to themselves Even if they were only doing it mentally,it was supposed to be a sure sign of mental illness. What's really bizarre about this is that the act of talking to ourselves is actually a sign that we are self-aware .We all have mental conversations with ourselves.

Do you talk to yourself?
Why do you think people talk to themselves?

Does singing to yourself count?

yes

I don't talk to myself.
But when I'm in a certain mood I like to sing songs that reflect how I feel or how I would like to feel.

I know some people around me who speak to themselves frequently (though it's more some whispers than full on conversation) just to remind themselves what they have to do during the day. The things they have to look for etc.

I wrote post it everywhere so I don't need to do this.

sometimes.. but i don't talk as if i were two persons you know.

You talk to God, duh. He listens

Agree

YEs I do

Sometimes I will. Particularly when I have a lot of tasks to accomplish or something very difficult to work on, I find that it can help me to speak about the process and comment on whatever it is I may be doing at the time in order to make sure I'm doing something correctly or not forgetting about something.

I feel stupid for admitting that because I suppose just having internal dialogue could be just as effective in some instances, but for some reason it works really well for me when I say stuff aloud.

You and these random threads kill me softly.

this is just weird

Yes. It keeps me sane.

at this thread.

I think everyone does, it's inevitable

LMAO @ this thread. Sometimes we do tho. Sometimes I ask myself: "How are you?", "How's your day?" ...kidding

When you think, you are basically "talking" to yourself.

I do it alot when I'm alone. Sometimes I pretend I'm two different people having a conversation too. LOL. It's scary !
But never in public

Sure, mostly when im doing sports.

I'm always talking to myself in front of the mirror.

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