Blackpill Have you ever talked to yourself aloud as if you were talking to someone else?

[Moroccancel2-]

Sometimes I'm driving in the car, and I start talking to myself as if I had someone next to me to whom I talk and who listens to me. It's not that I have daydreams or some kind of schizophrenia; I simply feel so alone and so lacking in affection and understanding that I start talking to myself, venting to someone who doesn't exist, that's not there...

Maybe this has a psychological term, but I do it many times in my purest loneliness when I see other people driving, with their families..., with their partners...; and that's how I also feel that I am accompanied...

 

[DarkStar]

Yes- all the time.

 

[slashER]

Yup

 

[Enigmaz]

Everyday, but I whisper it or have the conversations in my head.

 

[SupremeAutist]

I walk around my room and talk to myself all the time, I'm assuming it's not normal

 

[BurntIvoryKingcel]

like ur having a back and forth dialogue where ur answering to nobody?

 

[zephyr]

When I'm out and about all the time.

Even used my hand a handpuppet ventriloquist yesterday.

 

[ParasiteToSociety]

Can relate, this is the point if no return of inceldom.

 

[Moroccancel2-]

like ur having a back and forth dialogue where ur answering to nobody?

No, it is more like a monologue where I am explaining something to someone. Venting.

 

[BurntIvoryKingcel]

No, it is more like a monologue where I am explaining something to someone. Venting.

that's normal. if it ever becomes like a dialogue seek help

 

[97baOppressor]

ye but I think thats normal no?

 

[lifesucksandyoudie]

I practice dialectics inside my internal monologue and out loud, yes.

 

[pedrolopezwasright]

i relate

 

[Moroccancel2-]

ye but I think thats normal no?

I do not know.

When I was younger this never happend to me. I started to talk about people as if they were beside me explaining what hurts me aloud.

 

[lazy_gamer_423]

Yes- all the time.

 

[ReplaceMyJuice]

Not as in like having conversations, but I do say some words or funny noises when I’m alone

 

[LeFrenchCel]

That's what i often do when i'm home alone

 

[manletcel1488]

Yes all the time. Definitely an incel trait.
Helps me feel less lonely and helps to reherse real life scenarios.
I also think out loud as it helps me to remember things.

 

[AustrianMogger]

Relatable

 

[AustrianMogger]

Yes all the time. Definitely an incel trait.
Helps me feel less lonely and helps to reherse real life scenarios.
I also think out loud as it helps me to remember things.

It helps me feel less lonely and it entertains my brain

 

[Emba]

I practice dianetics inside my internal monologue and out loud, yes.

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[ULTRAMAN]

many times

 

[pedrolopezwasright]

I had a whole debate with myself once

 

[SubhumanGamer]

I do, in the tub only

 

[UglyDumbass]

Sometimes I'm driving in the car, and I start talking to myself as if I had someone next to me to whom I talk and who listens to me. It's not that I have daydreams or some kind of schizophrenia; I simply feel so alone and so lacking in affection and understanding that I start talking to myself, venting to someone who doesn't exist, that's not there...

Maybe this has a psychological term, but I do it many times in my purest loneliness when I see other people driving, with their families..., with their partners...; and that's how I also feel that I am accompanied...

yea do it all the time since i was little

 

[Failmale]

for me it tends to stay as whispers or mumbles to myself.

 

[Stupid Clown]

Yes. All the time. Pace around the room while doing it too.

 

[Lonelyus]

Yup

 

[MisanthropicMemes]

Yes- all the time.

 

[Nagger]

I often times talk to myself in the mirror, it is more psychologically pleasing than just talking out loud without any visual stimulation. Obviously I recognize my reflection but it is really easy to act as if my own reflection is a different person.

Having inner or outer monologue has proven to be a very good coping mechanism, even theRAPISTs can attest to that.