Talking to oneself is a common behavior that many people engage in, often as a way to process thoughts, relieve stress, or enhance memory retention. Participants in the discussion share experiences of talking to themselves in various contexts, such as while working through problems, venting frustrations, or even conversing with pets. This practice is often seen as a sign of a creative mind rather than a symptom of insanity. Some individuals find that verbalizing thoughts helps solidify their understanding of concepts, while others use it as a coping mechanism during stressful situations. The conversation highlights that talking to oneself, whether out loud or in one's head, is a normal habit for many, and it can serve multiple purposes, including self-reflection, humor, and emotional release. The advent of cell phones has blurred the lines, making it difficult to distinguish between those genuinely talking to themselves and those on calls, further normalizing the behavior in public spaces.
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