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~50% of people don’t have an inner monologue. do you? when does it happen for you, or is it 24/7?

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24/7 podcast for me + MTV where every thought turns into a video of some sort

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Too much monologue 😂 sometimes it’s a radio station 📻 with full blown programming

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Yeah I’ve got nothing I need to speak to think

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It’s more of a choice I normally prefer to do it at home but it happens sometimes when I’m in a place I have to wait for a long time

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Challenge sometimes admittedly is to turn it down and be present, a lifelong pursuit which has been easier at different stages of life.

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every time before going to bed

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i do, happens mostly when i'm lost in my own thoughts. also when i'm trying to read for a difficult exam.

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Whoever doesn’t have one when they are about to send a risky text is built different lol

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I have an inner conversation, is that different to a monologue?

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I really don’t get how people don’t have an inner monologue— do they just hear nothing in their heads? This always fascinates me.

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My head is completely empty. No inner monologue. I also can't visualize things when I read a book. Like I can imagine what something should look like - but I can't visualize it if that makes sense.

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I remember my friend finding this stat and freaking out realizing she didn't have one As for me, idk if you would call it a monologue, its a michael bay movie up there

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I have the Apple #4 version of an inner monologue. I don't get it when people say they actually "hear" themselves vividly.

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24/7. Multiple trains of thought. Years training them to stay on track and not collide quite so much.

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I do. Do you? I was once in the room when an acquaintance learned that inner monologue is a thing, and the look on his face as someone who has never had one, so shocked. I've talked to a lot of people who don't believe that people without one exist (despite studies they think it's just people talking past each other about things they both have), but that experience of seeing him learn about it was definite proof to me.

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Most of the time I don’t have an inner monologue. I have to start it manually by imaging me saying words out loud. I mostly use it when I need to write something down. Otherwise, I think in symbols

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If I am not present, I'm having an internal monologue. Being present is important for me. Having a monologue is also important for me.

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