How do you address or call yourself by in your thoughts?

[L.C.]

When I address myself in my thoughts, I call myself Qwert.

 

You?

[★ Purge]

What...

[★ Blocks]

When I talk to myself I refer to myself as "you."

[★ Blocks]

My, you're looking fine today.

[Audry]

L.C. ... you're a weirdo.

[🜲 Samapico]

How about "I" ?

[★ Xog]

i call myself by my own name, as if i were talking to someone else with my own name and there were two of us

 

"cmon logan we can do this"

 

never really thought about it

Edited January 21, 2011 by Xog

[P Nut]

My thoughts are in the first person narrative.

[Hakaku]

Typically the first person singular, unless I'm chastising or motivating myself, then I typically distance my existence by using the second person or my name, well nickname.

[Cheese]

i never refer to myself in my thoughts

[★ Dav]

Captain Awesome Supercool McMegagreat

 

Often this is shortened to I though.

 

why qwert? have you considered therapy?

[Dr Brain]

Therapy or Dvorak.

[L.C.]

Captain Awesome Supercool McMegagreat

 

Often this is shortened to I though.

 

why qwert? have you considered therapy?

Qwerty is my alter alias.

[JoWie]

I never think in words

[L.C.]

I never think in words

Do you think?

[Cheese]

pwned

[JoWie]

I do not have inner monologues (linguistic / verbal thinking). There are many forms of non-verbal thinking (visual thinking, physical, aural, logical). Only 25% of the average population uses linguistic thinking exclusively (versus visual thinking) while 30% never uses it, remainder uses a combination.

 

This is a whole field of research in psychology, look it up.

Edited January 23, 2011 by JoWie

[Cheese]

i guess im part of that 30%

[★ Xog]

I do not have inner monologues (linguistic / verbal thinking). There are many forms of non-verbal thinking (visual thinking, physical, aural, logical). Only 25% of the average population uses linguistic thinking exclusively (versus visual thinking) while 30% never uses it, remainder uses a combination.

 

This is a whole field of research in psychology, look it up.

 

When you read things, you hear a voice in your head reading it. You really never hear that voice when you're not reading?

 

This is astounding news to me! When thinking about what to write, I say it in my head first. Maybe it's because I've been taught to think before I speak when I was young?

Edited January 24, 2011 by Xog