Does anybody else talk to themselves extensively? I only do it

I do it to man, only do it alone as well

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I do it mostly in my head but mouth the words

Doing it in stores gets people to stay away from me, that's nice.

I was half expecting for this thread to have multiple replies but only one poster. But not only do I talk to myself, I have conversations with other people in my head. It gets to the point where I don't know if I said anything at all.

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>>25813277
I have full fleshed out conversation on things that interest me

I am my best friend

>>25813306
>>25813277
Same here guys. Paradoxically I'm less lonely when I'm completely alone than when there are some people around me.

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>>25813334
Being alone is completely different from being lonely

I feel you anon

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>>25813360
shit wrong image

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Sometime before I finished highschool, I learned to suppress vocalizing my thoughts reflexively.

In my head I talk to myself, enact scenes from movies, or situations I made up... that sort of thing

>>25813413
Still learning not to say what random thought string I think of because it makes people around me cringe.

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>>25813018
I do it all the time, even when people are around
>I picked it up from anime

If I struggle/do anything at all I'll get the stupid hero monolouge going like (if I were to try opening a door that wouldn't bust) "So you think you're better than me, huh? That it, punk?"
it's pretty bad, isn't it?
i also mumble phrases in japanese

>>25813018
>I'm mighty sure it's a habit I picked up from the video games
Oh definitely.

>patterned breathing
>swiveling your trunk and looking over your shoulders repeatedly
>thinking, sometimes uttering a general idea of what you're actually doing at the very moment.
>realizing you like to replicate idle animations when you're bored.

>>25813334
Same here, I strongly suggest going to the military and just trying to brute force that robot into socially semi skilled person. Strangely enough i think i had better results in my work life before the army. Apparently conversations with oneself have suprisingly good results for a job that requires creative talent.