I have always had an internal voice like a narrator in my head of my own voice

I thought most people had an internal inner voice, not just autistic people.

I can “talk” inside my head but it’s a bit more complicated than that - my thoughts aren’t verbal, they’re silent and atomic, non-linear, and there are lots of them overlapping all the time.

Converting a given thought to linear language is what makes talking so tiring for me and why i prefer written communication - I get more time to do the conversion.

Self talk, everyone has an inner narrator/critic/etc. You're not mad, you don't have some hard core mental illness, you're just normal, if your self talk starts to become destructive, asks you to build it an ark or murder prostitutes or the like then worry.

When very stoned at uni, I had an inner David Attenborough explaining the exploits of me and my group of friends, like one of his nature documentaries, but for an alien audience! It was quite fun.

TheCatWoman said:

normal, if your self talk starts to become destructive, asks you to build it an ark or murder prostitutes or the like then worry.

My inner voice is more likely to tell me to eat crisps 

TheCatWoman said:

normal, if your self talk starts to become destructive, asks you to build it an ark or murder prostitutes or the like then worry.

My inner voice is more likely to tell me to eat crisps 

My tells me to drink pop.