I talk myself through math problems all the time. Other than that not too much.
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I talk myself through math problems all the time. Other than that not too much.
I don't usually talk to myself except when watching TV or playing video games (or does that count as talking to the screen?). I feel weird when I talk to myself otherwise.
Do you sometimes yell at the problem too? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by I Took the Red Pill
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Originally Posted by leader of mortals
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Originally Posted by leader of mortals
I talk to myself when playing video games. Mostly fighting games, because when I lose, I tell myself what I could've done different to win.
Driving and sports on TV are always an opportunity to talk to myself as well.
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Originally Posted by Momiji
Yes I talk to myself like all the time most times I don't realising I'm doing it, so I just say I'm talking to the cat... :shifty:
I talk to myself from time to time. I don't make it a habit though, so I do most of my talking to myself in my head so no one can hear me.
Very, very rarely do I talk to myself intentionally - usually it's when I'm alone all day and I feel that I need to be in some kind of conversation so my mind doesn't start getting... numb, for the lack of a better word. I find when I'm on my own for long periods without conversation - especially indoors - that I get headaches easier and sounds tend to annoy me more than anything if they constantly come from the same direction. Talking out loud makes sounds bounce off walls differently than a TV or a PC or whatever, so yeah. Singing works, too.