Autism and talking to yourself

Hi,

I'm almost certain I have ASD for many reasons (haven't been tested yet), and when I'm on my own I constantly talk to myself, it's not just the odd word or line, I'm talking to myself & 'thinking out loud' most of the time I'm alone. For example, I might have a thought about a certain video I like, and I'll say "One second and I'll show you it" when there's nobody there, almost as if I'm pretending to talk to someone. Sounds very odd, I know. Would this be related with ASD?

Thanks!

Jake

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  • That's me!!!!! I have full blown conversations, have ever since I was a child. I've always preferred to converse with "imaginary friends" than with "real" people. It's not that I don't like people...I actually consider myself a "people-person". I just get so wrapped up in these amazing conversations I have with my IFs that I don't always want to come back to "earth".  Also, I occasionally go inexplicably mute when I met new people, so that makes holding actual conversations hard.

  • me to.  I though that everyone talked to themselves

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