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Len

383d

does anyone else feel the need to make verbal observations out loud to make connections in their brain? like, if I'm hot, I'll say "wow, it's hot here" to make the connection that, why I'm hot, is because it's hot in the area I'm in. But I have to say it out loud. people always think I'm complaining since I'm unusually stating the obvious, but it's just what I need to do for my brain to work.

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    • Justinerosexx

      302d

      I do this because of my health anxiety

    • Justinerosexx

      302d

      I do this because of my health anxiety

    • strangerface09

      303d

      I repeat things out loud to try and remember them. People around me tend to say yes you told me.. or I'm not stupid.. and I'll be like I was giving myself an outside reminder so I didn't forget..

    • ricecake

      303d

      this is why I was told “shut up for like two seconds” when I was in school haha

    • Jelly_JellyFish

      303d

      Yup, that’s me like all the time

    • Riley4

      303d

      Hi

    • Allie_May

      361d

      I talk to myself all the time! It helps me connect things.

    • Notesapppoet

      365d

      100%, and definitely coworkers have thought I was passive aggressively communicating and I'm like "no I'm just literally so tired it's all I can even think right now"

    • The.ADHD.Tardis

      365d

      No I do that too. It kinda just verbally confirms what I’m feeling or thinking. Plus sometimes, it can’t be helped. I’ve said the funniest things out of context lol

    • SnapHappyFox

      374d

      I tend to find I verbalise anything I don't want to forget. Writing things down helps to minimise it.

    • Loudug

      376d

      Same x

    • Brigit

      377d

      I absolutely do this. And I make a checklist of things, often annoying my boyfriend. I'll make a list of things I have on my person when we're leaving home so I know I have everything I'm gonna need, I'll make a list of places we need to go when we leave, stuff like that.

    • spectraspectrum

      377d

      yes lollll im so glad wearing a mask is more normal now so people dont see me constantly muttering to myself xD

    • Loudug

      378d

      Yep constantly talking out loud. Even when I'm in public x

    • Riley4

      380d

      Yeah I do the exact same thing

    • europa.xavier

      380d

      yes i completely get this. or sometimes when i explain things i explain everything in detail, even if they may already know the information to ensure we both fully understand. i also talk out loud through a lot of the things i do, and most people find it incredibly annoying

    • Kingswife

      380d

      Yep I definitely do this. My husband thinks I am always indirectly asking him to do something about it and gets annoyed. Nope I dont need that, just acknowledging another thing I need to do and saying it verbally kinda helps me remember to do something about it

    • SilverLady

      382d

      I do this all the time!

    • AnimalBoy

      382d

      I have some pretty bad introspection issues so often that to feel the things that are actually happening to me while I'm distracted I have to take a moment to do an internal check list, and sometimes I also don't fully register it all when I do my check list and have to say what's wrong/what i need in order to fix it.

    • Addy97

      383d

      I can definitely relate to that.

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