Like just now I imagined something retarded my sister would say and I got mad and yelled shut the fuck up through gritted teeth. I do this pretty often.
Yes, I suspect it's not actually that abnormal.
are you mentalcel?
jagged0 said:
I think it's self-evident, no offense to Indari.
While I do think that talking aloud to oneself is probably very common, I don't think that getting angry over hypothetical situations is.
blickpall said:
I wouldn't really call them completely imaginary. They are things that they have/are very likely to say.
Indari said:
But if they haven't said them, then it is a contrived situation, a hypothetical. You're arguing against your mental representation of someone you dislike. You see the issue I'm getting at?
Not out loud, no. And they aren't imaginary.
But sometimes I get really caught up in a memory and lose track of my surroundings. It's almost like a dream. There were a few times where I caught myself miming the words to a conversation once I snapped out of it.
But sometimes I get really caught up in a memory and lose track of my surroundings. It's almost like a dream. There were a few times where I caught myself miming the words to a conversation once I snapped out of it.
Yes.
Used to do that, not anymore though. People will treat you a lot better if you just conform to social norms.
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