>>16781091
Yeah, /adv/ is a bit too full of people willing to pretend they have degrees or know what theyre talking about when they dont. But half the threads are about love lives and significant others or lack thereof, so what do you expect?

Talking to yourself inside your head is probably pretty common... It's called thinking. You realize that right?

>>16781105
> It's called thinking. You realize that right?

I realise that, but since I don't really have anybody to talk to, most of the day spent like this. I've come to a point where I verbalise it occasionally. I've never that before.

>>16781118
Like I know some people like to verbalise their thoughts, but I'm a timid introvert who keeps things bottled up and to have thoughts just escape from my mouth...I don't know, just rambling I suppose.

>>16781118
Talking to yourself in and of itself is harmless and a sign of nothing, generally speaking. Frowned upon by society, but not particularly indicative of anything.

Thinking all day is hardly something special or worth noting. Everyone thinks all the time.

You're lonely, and the rest is probably a part of that single thing. People are by and large social creatures to at least some degree, so go socialize.

Timidity and introversion arent problems, but being an introvert doesnt mean you wont get lonely, and doesnt mean you can avoid or forgo human contact and not expect to have some downsides to that fact.

>>16781142
What I'm saying here is, basically, that you are overthinking a simple thing.

You spend alot of time alone, its wearing on you, try doing the opposite for awhile and see how you feel afterward. If nothing improves, see someone whom can properly help you.

>>16781142
I already know most of what you said. I'm lonely cos I'm timid and introverted. I'm timid and introverted cos I like to avoid confrontation. I avoid confrontation cos of bad experiences. I know this already, I know I'm lonely and all of this is indicative of that.

>go socialise
This part I didn't understand. What does this mean? You can probably guess I'm a miserable dude whose only "hobbies" include vidya and telly. I've never been to a party, I've been on a "lads holiday", I've never been on a night out, etc you understand that concept of socialising is foreign to me.

Anyway, like I said, I'm just rambling.

>>16781185
Socializing is deceptively simple. You say hello, you talk about something neutral, the weather, the news. Go to the bar and talk about whatever is on the tv if they have a tv on. Generally people are always happy to converse on neutral everyday shit, and thats pretty much it.

>>16781185
Anyway I'm going to sleep, hopefully this thread won't slip into the archives by the time I wake up.

>>16781198
>deceptively simply

Yeah, if you've experienced some sort of life. I can do a bit of small talk, about 5 stock sentences before I run out of anything to say.

>>16781214
Practice makes perfect anon. If you never attempt, you never improve.

Breathe like this is your last breath.

Enjoy the pain you feel until death.

Weave the threads of your life together.

Destroy that voice in your mind forever.

...

Hold on to those rare moments of pure loneliness.

That you is there without a care filled with hopelessness.

That you that cries in bed some nights and squeezes the pillow and covers tight.

That you that would rather die than put up a fight.

That you that would rather run and hide than open up your mind.

That you who holds your pain inside..

Because it's easier than facing up to your lies.

But... then, you'll never know what it's like to really be alive.

Until it's too late, and then you just lay down and die.

I'm not one to complain about other people. I enjoy life. I enjoy people. It's harder for me than other people it seems.

Well, it's a bright monday morning and I'm going to work.
I don't like those. Much prefer a dreary one, it's a smaller drop for when the day inevitable turns to crap.

>>16781325
Kinda cringy.

>>16781091

OP would you like to talk to me in private? Steam? or anything like that

You seem like the type of person I would like to talk to, not even kidding.

Pls respond

>>16781091

I always work out future scenario's in my head when I'm not 'actively' thinking. It is a real burden, because my brain tends to mix up reality with what I think is going to happen and therefore I derail relations etc.

So be glad you're talking to yourself like that, it could always have been worse.

>>16782079
I'll pass but thanks for the offer.