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If you actually hear the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this full doctor as opposed to just DR. Or hear the phonetic “live” then you probably have an internal monologue 30-50% of people don’t have an internal monologue. It’s wild to me that so many people just don’t have it, and nobody ever says anything about it. I can’t wrap my head around the idea of being able to function without one. I mean, I guess it’s like emotions. When I watch a horror movie, I just get scared. I don’t verbally think Aaaah! I am very frightened of this mean person with clawed gloves and a skin condition! We don’t think “aaaaaaah this is scary”, these things are reflexive, but when you’re solving a problem or trying to make plans, how does that thought process work?
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Edit: When you’re writing the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this response to this comment, do you “converse” with yourself what you’re about to write down or how does _that_ work? I know i need to “say it out loud” inside my head before even starting to write. My thoughts are just like… Thoughts. They are notions and ideas expressed without words. Words only come when I express those thoughts/notions/ideas as spoken words. Cannot understand how people have a running commentary going on all the time 😮 This blew my mind! A few times I tried to meditate and it was just half an hour of the “commentarist” there bothering me. Haha don’t get me wrong, it’s taken alot of work to have a quiet mind, I think we all are susceptible to having our minds race, and to constantly be thinking about stuff. Especially nowadays, we are unbelievably overstimulated, inundated with information, constantly going through scenarios in our minds, I think we probably all still think about the same things, just differently.
Though I do see what you mean. The thought of having an internal monologue does kind of scare me, but I think it probably has it advantages – articulacy (is that a word?) Maybe? Sometimes I find it hard to articulate myself and I stumble, I’ve had to be very conscious of my speech in order to not stumble over my word for trying to get too much out at once. Like if I don’t talk to people, I’ll go hours or days without my brain processing/expressing in words. I have a couple male friends and family who just don’t have thoughts unless they are immediately solving a problem. Otherwise, just feeling or empty. Would make life so simple. People with high anxiety tend to have the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this constant internal chatter. I am one of them and its hard to stay present Constant. Chatter. If I’m not actively trying to control it at least a little I will talk myself into a panic attack. It’s like herding kittens in a room full of milk saucers. Fucking impossible some days



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I have both. Sometimes, it is commentary on what’s going on, that’s kinda bothers me so lucky it’s not the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this norm. Usually, when I am more agitated/emotional and then the words are processing all the aspects to the issue. I call the other mode pictures. I can visualise the problem or situation and run through scenarios on how to progress or what I want. For example, if it’s lunch time, it will be the actually finished product in view, and it gets tweaked until it’s a plan. Then I make the sandwhich, and there are no words at that point it’s just action. See, I do have inner monologues, but I have to choose to have them, like whales need to choose to breathe and don’t do it automatically. When I write the response that I’m writing now, I just start typing and my mind automatically phrases things as they pour out, just like when I’m talking to people.
When I’m making plans… Well, you know how, when you already know of something, you don’t need to phrase it all in your head? Like if you’re saying you’re going to the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this movie theater to watch Casablanca, you don’t imagine the entire road to the movie theater, and you don’t imagine the entire movie from memory. The concepts are in your head, just not the details. It’s the same thing for me when I think of things in a non-verbal way. If I’m watching a thriller my inner voice is usually repeatedly saying or yelling “Fuck That” or “Watch Out” and usually figures out the whole plot of the movie sometimes. I have a great deal of difficulty watching psycho thrillers though because I feel like I can imagine the thoughts going through the psycho’s head to do all of the crazy shit and it freaks me out how someone could even imagine such a storyline and be ok with it. I don’t have one and my thought is abstract, wordless, imagery, kinesthetic, and emotional/sensational. I can think in words if I absolutely have to but it is the least efficient way for me to think and takes work.
Is it like on the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this good doctor where images pull up in your head like diagrams on a computer and you just visualize images? My mind is very dialogue based. I don’t really see many images or able to concentrate on them in my head for more than a few split seconds. unless I’m sleeping and having dreams, if I could record my dreams you could literally make good movies out of them sometimes. I mean, you don’t have to learn a language to be able to think, and you can’t have an internal dialogue without language. I actually thought I was the only one with an internal monologue. I can’t wrap my head around the fact that most people do, yet their actions show they have no conscience. I have what I’ve always described as a “concept web” when someone says dog I picture a dog and related facts about dogs in a sense of how they feel and smell like. Took me a long time to wrap my head around people hearing voices in their heads and me being expected to not think that sounds absolutely insane. I still think that I’ve just learned to accept over half the population hears voices. It honestly explains a lot about the world.
I think it’s why so many people can put up with having a boring, mind-numbing job. Because they just do it on auto pilot without thinking until interrupted by something. My MiL is bilingual and I tried to ask her which language she “thinks in” and she couldn’t understand the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this question. I couldn’t believe internal monologues were even real! I thought it was just a thing in films and TV, like JD in Scrubs. I can’t imagine having something so annoying. I can’t really describe my thoughts, only to say that my thoughts are more like feelings, and I have vague, indistinct images that accompany them I have internal dialogue, but words and music are my main ways of thinking. I have aphantasia – I don’t have internal images. It’s all dark. Words are how I navigate
I’ve always got some song going in my head. It can be a real issue. I need to meditate extensively at times to wrangle the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this ear worms. I used to need to have constant new music/new words to crowd them out but I’m finally getting okay at clearing space. It means I recall words, conversations…but if my son walked out today and got lost I wouldn’t be able to tell you what he was wearing. I don’t remember visual things but I absolutely remember how things make me feel. As a writer I have a unique style because the majority of my language refers to things other than visual. It disorients people who are visually biased but really resonates with other people with aphantasia, many of whom don’t know they have it. I’m someone who will always recognize voices, is extremely hard to lie to because I am paying very close attention to how someone sounds and feels, don’t care much how they look.
So I remember feelings, emotions, conversations, but not how they looked, which for me I don’t care much about anyway. I have intensely sensitive hearing and I process my world more from sound and emotion. So I’ll remember a song from when I was in fourth grade with no problem, but if a crime happened, I wouldn’t be able to describe the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this perpetrator or remember lots of details, but I would likely have some sort of insight about how it sounded or felt that other people would have missed. As a writer I have a unique style because the majority of my language refers to things other than visual. It disorients people who are visually biased If you don’t mind, I’d like an example. Would you please write a few sentences describing someone buying a chocolate, or going for a jog, or smelling a flower, or any little ordinary thing of your choosing?
I hope this request doesn’t feel too invasive. You seem to have a very interesting perspective for those of us without aphantasia. No, not at all. The more people learn about aphantasia the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this more my world becomes inclusive. Earlier in my writing career I had complaints about never describing how someone looked (I have to remember to put that in if I want to appeal to wider audiences) but I’ve evolved more into my niche voice because it’s how I think, it makes me unique and I find I attract more neurodiverse readers. Now mostly I get complaints about ‘too much dialogue’ but I don’t care, I love words. The gravel on the path she was taking had to be new. Had it been sharper, shinier, brighter before? She didn’t remember, but the sound of it and the random shift of each piece under her feet was familiar. The gravel path with its straggling weeds created a scrabbling, mundane attempt at civilization, but her favorite places were off the path. Even the gravel agreed, seemingly spilling into the underbrush out of curiosity of what lay beyond. Every time she came here, she’d choose a new place along the path to tumble like the gravel into the forest and find an unmarked, unmapped spot. She started to look for a piece of gravel that had gone further than others, maybe that would be her sign today of where to turn. She used to walk barefoot here. It had taken far too many lost toenails and lacerations before she had chosen to wear shoes. Why had that been? Right. Fire ants. Fire ants had brought her communion with gravel, underbrush, stone and leaf (and antibiotics) to a still-mourned end.
I find it interesting that you still have “it.” A dark void rather than the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this absence of the concept of a visual space at all, you can’t imagine like, a plate with a sandwich or a banana or something if you close your eyes? (You wouldn’t “actually” see it but you’d be able to visualize it) Unfortunately, I related way too hard to that 30 Rock bit where Tina fey catches alec baldwin psyching himself up in the mirror and says “oh hey I do that too!” and then it cuts to a flashback of her in her bathroom before a party going “come on, you stupid little ugly slut, just put on your deodorant and go. everyone hates you, idiot bitch” …I too have to constantly fight against my anti-ego-mirror-gremlin, but on the other hand, sometimes my internal monologue is brilliant as hell so I’ll accept it and try to retrain the bad self talk. it’s all about self acceptance
I’m much the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this same, it’s just like I’m silently processing things. No actual sound or anything. It makes me feel like a computer at times. Same! Super vivid pictures, sometimes with dialogue but it‘s more like watching a movie than an internal monologue. I do 1000%. I have severe ADHD which makes mine very intense. It sounds like having 3 radio stations playing at the same time and repeats itself over and over, which is why I like to sleep and rest so much. My brain never ever shuts up. It’s lowkey tough. You have many more conversations in your head every day then you actually do with other people. Just thinking means you’re having a conversation with yourself. The only time mine stops is if I’m singing or drinking. If I’m singing, I guess I have to concentrate on the music. Although, when I was choir in school, I was able to sing in auto-pilot; I guess because it was the same songs over and over. When I’m drinking, there’s a certain point where I guess my mind finally relaxes and I’m able to actually just sit in silence. With that said, I don’t drink often (maybe 3 or 4 times a year), but it sure is nice when I do. Yeah getting really drunk or certain drugs can just shut my brain off, can definitely see why ppl get addicted lok It’s kind of like saying it out loud, but nobody else can hear it. (If you’re talking about having an internal monologue being weird.) It stays at a consistent volume and isn’t always present. It’s like a lightbulb goes off on top of your head and suddenly you’re aware you forgot the milk, but you don’t need to say it, you just know
lmao i have internal monolgues as well as have suoer imagination so i visually iamgine the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this whole scenario and try to imagine the sounds as well Even if my main conscious thoughts try to pause like in meditating, the rest of the crowd is still yammering away. I would guess its similar to how ppl think of places or objects. Some kinda think of the word, while others think of an image. But it doesnt make you dumb to not have an dialog. apparenty more people do not have them than do have them. which i find mind boggling. i thought everyone has inner monologue… I’m pretty sure that a lot of the people who say that misunderstand what an inner monologue is and think you actually hear thoughts as if they’re someone actually speaking to you You never give yourself a pep talk in your reflection? Is that the type of inner dialogue you’re talking about? Yeah, but a lot more than that. Sometimes it’s like constantly planning things out as you do things or thinking about how you’d talk to someone and have a bunch of different dialogs based on possible reactions. And it usually keeps going when your trying to sleep… A lot of times it really sucks, but it’s how I function. ADHD is so painful. I need lobotomy. And yes I do have it none stop to the point that it’s very hard for me to focus on anything. And yet it drains my energy it’s very hard for me to actually do something. Make it stop. Living is painful because of this. I want isolation and quietness. And even so I can’t truly have it even if I’m alone in my room. Listening to music helps but then my ears and my brain can be tired of it very soon. Meds make me sleepy but helps a little. But I want the medicine to help with the sleepiness and drowsiness too and not to fixiate on some random more fun than real useful things stuffs.
The music… Never… Stops… But yeah I think in all senses other than taste and smell. Usually pictures and movies. My brain often has 5-10 lines of thoughts going on. Thankfully some are back burner things. It’s never quiet in my head. I have heard of people not having internal monologues. It baffles me that there are people who do not have one or multiple. I am a writer, so there are always characters and voices speaking to me and telling me jokes and what to write. It’s a part of our comprehension, and most humans have it. Other than clones. I have a whole council of mes talking in the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this background, a dominant me voice in the foreground, and a lot of call and answer between. To be clear, it’s all me. But like… Facets. A super logical me pokes holes in arguments and calmly explains when I am irrational, a very empathetic me reminds me that everyone has feelings and a life we can’t know about, and by the way, remember that about yourself! So on, so forth. There’s a lot, from the vicious goblin that will casually tell me that I am unlovable, the rage monster that answers every potential threat with, “you should smash their head against the table”, to the part that feels guilty about that thought’s existence. My brain is loud, but when it’s quiet it feels worse. I also have a decent ability to conjure imagery.
I also have a gf who thinks completely visually. When she thinks, she sees words. One former partner has no ability to conjure images at all, but is alone with only one monologue going. Brains are weird. I think all of us in that group are intelligent, but we all have very different thought processes. It is common for individuals to have internal monologues, which involve ongoing conversations or commentary within one’s mind. These internal dialogues can vary in tone, content, and frequency. Some people have a more active and continuous internal monologue, while others may experience quieter or occasional thoughts. Internal monologues can serve various purposes such as problem-solving, self-reflection, decision-making, and planning. Ultimately, having an internal monologue is a natural and essential aspect of human cognition and consciousness. boy do I wish my brain would shut the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this hell up one day. I feel like even before I wake up it’s already yapping something, the same thing when I’m dozing off. sometimes my thoughts make me freeze in one place and be like “wtf am I even thinking about” because it’s not something I can control. kinda scary tbh.
sometimes i’ll be making a decision and i have full on debates going on between different voices its really strange I talk to myself in my head. In fact, whenever I write, I say the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this words I am typing in my head. If not that, then it’s usually music or some weird philosophical idea Most of the population have an internal dialogue, some don’t. Some aren’t capable of visualising thing, they don’t have mind eyes, so they conceptualise thing very differently. My first answer to this was in a language other than my native language. Just their word rolls of the tongue so much easier than English. After reading some comments in this thread, I have come to conclude that the 5 different dudes speaking in my head aren’t normal. The first is one that judges everyone’s opinions. Another is usually counter arguing along with the first. The third gives based logic on why 1st’s argument is or isnt valid. The 4th is the yes man. The 5th dude drives me nuts as he isnt too interested in the first three, but he keeps me company as the first three creates a pandemonium in my head. And yes. Im arguing with them as I type this comment. 1,093 more repliesYes. Everything I do goes through my head as if I’m in 3rd person of my own movie. I’m not even joking For myself, I do, and I also have trouble visualizing things. I’m not completely unable like some people seem to be, but pictures are fleeting. Instead, I constantly have a voice talking. I don’t think one is better than the other, they’re just different ways we process the world How does that work? What if you forgot the spoon for the cereal, does it just pop into your head that you forgot it, like a lightbulb? It’s hard to imagine what not having a radio in my head is like.
Language is an activity that your brain’s left-hemisphere is in charge of. You are most likely a predominantly right-hemisphere person. I do and I thought everyone did until my autistic friend said she didn’t and I learned that a lot of autistic people don’t I not only have an internal monologue but I have multiple going at all times. My head is never silent. I had to go on anti depressants to stop the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this internal monologue from being so constant because of how bad my anxiety was and that was the quietest it’s ever been. I can also picture things very easily but my autistic friend couldn’t do that either and didn’t dream in pictures All thinking being here. Kinda helpful but simultaneously horrifying if you have ANY trauma pertaining to ANYTHING Don’t fall for the con lol. Everyone has internal monologue. Count to 10.. no, in your head.. now stop. What number are you at? How did you know that? Not internal monologue? Yea I bet. Its 2 factors mixing. One being the fact that no one can see inside anyone else’s consciousness and check if its there. That means if some one claims not to, theres no really proving them wrong. Don’t buy into it. You would be literally handicapped without internal monolgue in some form. For example. How can you sing a song or write a paper without internalizing the words and meaning you intend before hand or actively during.
Yes, it’s more like my voice, voicing my thoughts and responding to them. For example “what do I want to eat?” (Also me) “I think I can go for a burger but I don’t wanna cook it” yeah all the Belal Muhammad Bully Goat Off The Goat shirt but in fact I love this time constantly its like musical theatre meets like an entire library of books playing in my head always and im either the main character or laid back cool side supporting character, sometimes a lot of the time theyre not even internal I don’t know if it is like this for everyone, but for me thinking it like blinking: usually on autopilot, but if I get reminded that I am thinking, or if I try to think harder, then it switched to an inner monologue, with video, sound effects and 3d animations if required. Also there are some things that i can only remember pictographically, such as mathematical formula. If I have to recall one of them, I look at an internal picture of it. But whether or not these internal pictures are accurate is for whoever is grading my exams to decide. Ooooh I wish.. I have constant internal arguments / discussions… The antidepressants have made it less serious though..
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