"You really need to stop talking to yourself. He needs to sleep."
"Stop referring to yourself as he. You're going to think you're going insane."
"You mean you are. I mean... I am."
"Stop this, I want to sleep. Good.
The following line was also worrying, but slightly less so:
"I should blog about this."
The thinking about thinking about my own thoughts is happening enough to annoy me. Anyone know what I'm talking about? Thinking something, then having a thought about just because that's the kind of thought you expect you're going to have, only to contradict yourself until you drown in a sea of voices and thoughts AND CAN'T FIGURE OUT YOUR OWN OPINION!
I just find it cool that the human mind is capable of things like this.
ReplyDeleteI mean, I can imagine a thoughts someone else might be thinking.
I can imagine a thought about myself produced by someone else because they see me behave in some fashion.
I can even imagine, someone else imagining a thought I might have about them.
Now someone else might be able to imagine, I imagine, someone else is imagining a thought I might have about a third person.
Back to the original post:
About that talking to yourself, you're not the only one doing that. I happen to do that to sometimes. In retrospective I always have fun thinking this might confuse people who are trying to read my mind, so I see it as an advantage. I just hate it when people read my mind. Or maybe I'm just jealous they can read minds and I don't.
I often imagine people talking about me and whatever situation I find myself in.
ReplyDeleteI'm also paranoid and automatically assume people don't like me, even if they have every reason to, so those imagined conversations rarely are pleasant.
*hugs knees*