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i speak to myself all the time, sometimes my thoughts and conversations trip me out and then i get all paranoid wondering if i was speaking or if i was only thinking and if anyone heard me. Speaking to oneself is not a problem its actually quite healthy psychologically until you reach the stage that you call yourself and consider yourself as a different person talking to yourself which has been warped into your imaginary friend.
I say things out aloud sometimes, but i dont think iv ever like, had a conversation with myself.... lol, because that's not exacly what a call fun...
I laways talk to myself. Even when I'm not high. :p I don't care.
im trying to quit smoking ciggs its fuckin hard though.
I'm talking about carrying out a full conversation in your head. It's like...listening to two people argue, except you can force either one to say anything...but the two of them have completely different personalities.
And don't worry about my cousins. If they were meant to leave this world so soon, so be it. I'm not going to argue with the whims of the Great Magnet.
I talk to myself all the time, I just consider it thinking. Its like a conversation between two people, but its more of 1 point of view and the other, and they usually will agree if theres good supporting evidence.
...Does that sound like I'm schitzophrenic. I kind of worry that sometimes, but then I think if other people don't think in a similar way, how the hell do you think? Its basically talking in your head.
well me and Macaque talk to each other does that count?
Yea I can do that to. Sometimes a new voice will come in and that will suprise me a little but then i go back to listening/controlling the conversation. Don't worry they don't have names.Quote:
Originally Posted by P.E.N.G.U.I.N.
Well, one of mine does, because he used to be my imaginary friend who just got sort of absorbed into my mind.
do you serioulsy talk to your self? I do ALL the time, and i cant stop so its kind of weird lol (only when high)
Perfect thread title by the way "Tumbling down the rabbit hole..." its like getting lost in your own crazy trip world.