I keep talking to myself when alone. am i having personality disorder?!


Question: I keep talking to myself when alone. I haven't had a chance to be alone much in the last... oh my God, ever since I can remember, and now I am, a lot...

So, I keep talking to myself when alone
the joys of lonesome bliss
and the spirits of freedom
swoop low and kiss my forehead.
It is the joy from my alone time,
from my conversation with myself
that brightens me so.
so bright I glow that I make music with the invisible world.

So, you call it personality disorder, I call it the time of my life.

I guess in the end, it is whatever you choose to call it. We create our own reality by how we choose to perceive the essence of actions and happenstances.


Answers: I keep talking to myself when alone. I haven't had a chance to be alone much in the last... oh my God, ever since I can remember, and now I am, a lot...

So, I keep talking to myself when alone
the joys of lonesome bliss
and the spirits of freedom
swoop low and kiss my forehead.
It is the joy from my alone time,
from my conversation with myself
that brightens me so.
so bright I glow that I make music with the invisible world.

So, you call it personality disorder, I call it the time of my life.

I guess in the end, it is whatever you choose to call it. We create our own reality by how we choose to perceive the essence of actions and happenstances.

Hah Nope, a bunch of us talk to ourselves when were alone. Sing to ourselves, even act out certain plays or other things - it's just silly but far from a mental dissorder or anything of that magnitude. It's almost a way of organizing I hear, for example when you ask a question and answer yourself immediately. Some times we like to hear our own voice to make sure what is happening is real. If you went a psychiatrist and told him that - he'd slap you with $600 worth of medication, but it's just to get paid. The myriad of medication for common human behavior is astounding, make sure you dont get suckered in to believe your abnormal or a sociopath.

I dount it. Everyone talks to themselve every so often. I know I do it and I don't have any "problems". It's normal.

Most people DO talk to themselves . I call it speaking to the most intelligent person in the room .

No. Lots of perfectly healthy people talk to themselves.

i do that all the time, its not a problem. Its only a problem when u call yourself a different name each time you talk to yourself

i talk to myself all the time....just try not to answer yourself :) i think your probably normal as long as you feel ok mentally you are. but no talking to your self is def normal....i work with a girl that talk to herself all the time at the desk next to me!
:)

Not necessarily. Quite often, people will allow those random thoughts which normally happen inside their heads to occur in a more verbal environment - when they believe themselves to be alone. I think we've all, at one time or another, given a "D'oh!" or some other remark when we realize we did something stupid, and who hasn't given the road-rage induced yell inside their car?

If you're carrying on conversations with your inner voice, then you might want to seek help. But if you're just uttering what would normally be a silent word or phrase inside your mind, then I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Not at all, whenever I go for my daily walk, I enjoy talking to myself more so than listening to my own thoughts in my head. It feels like I'm talking to another friend who is another likewise minded person. It's normal man, and for me it's a mood stabilizer. I like to outweigh the good to the bad when I speak to myself, helps me look forward to the future more. Good luck!





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