I talk to myself all the time. More often then not it is just to help me focus on a task or remember what I need to say when I get into a conversation with someone.
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@SDFORME yep I pretty much rehearse every conversation..and for me it's because people stress me out and I stutter a lot more when I'm stressed so rehearsal of potential replys and ways to try and make conversation incase I'm someone talks to me. It's basically an all day thing
Yep more or less my brain goes 1000miles a minute and my mouth struggles to stay caught up so either I speak gibberish or I stutter so horribly that it ends the conversation
@Prometheus Do you also say the other person's lines? I do, and then I respond to what the person says, but it's only in my own head they've said that. When it comes to the actual conversation, for some strange reason the other person doesn't stick to the script, and in my imagination I see me tearing up a piece of paper into confetti and tossing it in the air. Curses....foiled again. .
@Prometheus Or we think one word and say the other. Even when the words are completely different I still do that and sometimes I don't register it till someone tells me. Yep, yes to all the above.
@SDFORME oh yeah I do that often I will say the wrong word or I over use a crutch word like uh or and. And I will sit there like a broken track record just saying uh, and, if.