Abnormalities in Mental Processes

[malo2]

you might have very high IQ and/or EI, or theres just something wrong with you. See a psychiatrist (am I spelling that right).

[deathhead154]

My brain always seems to be asking me questions, so I answer it in real life, which may seem odd to an outsider. It asks ridiculously complex questions and I seem to find the answer out of nowhere. I have nevr known these words, nor ever heard of them.

 

 

 

Also, I always seem to hear sounds that are not real, but I believe those are called "auditve mirages".

[axeraider70]

Sorry, im not allowed to think yet :( , my daddy put a child lock on it.

[Bubsa]

I sure hope you weren't after a serious answer.

 

*Looks at replies - shakes head.*

[katha610]

 

*Looks at replies - shakes head.*

 

 

 

dont shake it too much........... :?

[dusqi]

 

When it comes to my thoughts, I always have at least one track going in writing, as opposed to the pseudo-auditory manner of thinking that I believe that most people make use of. People are always asking me why I stare off into space so often; it's because I'm 'reading' said thoughts.

 

 

 

 

This sounds interesting and unusual, would you like to tell us more about that?

 

 

 

Where is the writing? What colour is it? How does it change when you think of other thoughts?

[No_OnE]

Hmm... This raises a question that I have. My friend has his dreams in third person whereas I have them in first person. Which one is more common?

[WutangFlu]

Hmm... This raises a question that I have. My friend has his dreams in third person whereas I have them in first person. Which one is more common?

 

 

 

i have them in both... in the same dream..

[kazarin]

Hmm, yeah most my memories of 10 years and down are in third person. Going down the hallway, and going to bed.. all in third person. But I don't believe it isn't normal. I think it has to do because they are such old memories that the brain can't refrain as much information and tries to... fill in the missing pieces. Thus creating the third person point of view. That's just my personal oppinion.

 

 

 

I've discovered that my brain is usually running at least three tracks. One relating to the event or action I'm currently doing, one relating to the short term past[Past week, for example] and sometimes it's also thinking about the short term future.

 

Although sometimes during work I forget all about the present and focus on the past and future. Which usually results in day dreaming, zoning out.. ect.

 

 

 

I've never took a brain recording, although my IQ is 123.

 

 

 

And too I've had week long periods filled with insomnia and headaches.

 

Although lately I've blamed them on my discontinuement of drugs. A.k.a, withdrawal.

[WutangFlu]

I've never took a brain recording, although my IQ is 123

 

 

 

were did u take ur IQ test at?

[kazarin]

Website.

 

Took a test.

 

Therefore creditability is a bit low.

 

 

 

Google it.

[Pandaman115]

Roughly 1.5 years ago, every word I saw, I would make it another word, like an anagram.

 

 

 

Every word.

[1_man_army]

The "Dreamish" speak you're talking about is actually pretty common. People talk in their sleep like that. I know my mom has told me I do and just the other day I saw my friend doing the same thing.

 

 

 

Its wierd when people talk in thier sleep. My brother does it often except instead talking in 'dreamish' he has full blown conversations with himself in plain English. Sometimes its even like he plays differnet roles in the same conversation - like a strange one-man play while he's asleep.

 

 

 

Its really unnerving to hear when he does it because gets quite aggressive like he's threatening some imaginary person.

[deloriagod]

Roughly 1.5 years ago, every word I saw, I would make it another word, like an anagram.

 

 

 

Every word.

 

 

 

 

 

I used to do that.. But not with every word.. Now I just play Tetris in my head.. I hate my brain :wall: #-o

[Lacarnaya]

The only thing that I do not suffer from that you have spoken of, is giving myself headaches, which may be caused by other things... :)

[blue107]

Roughly 1.5 years ago, every word I saw, I would make it another word, like an anagram.

 

 

 

Every word.

same here :| i would also try and add some letters that would maybe make sense with the word, like with 'father' i might say 'fhather' to rearrange it to a word. i also try to count letters in a word to try and make it equal a number such as 9, if it was a nine letter word like 'computers' i would try and spread it out into 3 words like 'moc'-'put'-'res' or something in that fashion :s

[xvillexvalox]

Hmm... This raises a question that I have. My friend has his dreams in third person whereas I have them in first person. Which one is more common?

 

 

 

i have them in both... in the same dream..

 

 

 

Same here. \

[xvillexvalox]

The "Dreamish" speak you're talking about is actually pretty common. People talk in their sleep like that. I know my mom has told me I do and just the other day I saw my friend doing the same thing.

 

I'm pretty sure dogs do that too.

 

 

 

My dog kicks and barks in his sleep, sometimes he growls and shakes his head. Scares the pants of of me when he's sleeeping next to me at 3 am...

[Rilha]

Some of those things you described, such as 3rd person memories sound a bit like what some people with asperger's get, I think.

 

As for the dreamish, I take the point of view that everything you dream about is going on inside your head at the time but you aren't limited by your conscious/awake mind searching for meaning, and so you understand everything. I say I take that point of view, but I only came up with it 20 seconds ago.

 

xD I'm fairly sure I have Asperger's. ALL of the warning signs fit me.

[Rilha]

Your head does seem just a little messed up. I get deja-vu quite a bit same with the audible thought tracking, I have like an undercurrent of dialect going on between my brain and itself. Being inside my head is pretty fun to be honest.

 

xD Just a little messed up?

[Rilha]

you might have very high IQ and/or EI, or theres just something wrong with you. See a psychiatrist (am I spelling that right).

 

I do have an extremely high IQ, if I do say so myself (176).

 

 

 

I regularly baffle my psychiatrist. xD

[Rilha]

My brain always seems to be asking me questions, so I answer it in real life, which may seem odd to an outsider. It asks ridiculously complex questions and I seem to find the answer out of nowhere. I have nevr known these words, nor ever heard of them.

 

 

 

Also, I always seem to hear sounds that are not real, but I believe those are called "auditve mirages".

 

xD I often hear people whistling when there's nobody there. Then I really listen, and it vanishes.

[SirHartlar]

Roughly 1.5 years ago, every word I saw, I would make it another word, like an anagram.

 

 

 

Every word.

 

 

 

I remember doing the exact same thing! Trying to find words inside other words!

 

I also tried to make a word have an equal number of letters by making it longer or shorter.

[Pandaman115]

Roughly 1.5 years ago, every word I saw, I would make it another word, like an anagram.

 

 

 

Every word.

same here :| i would also try and add some letters that would maybe make sense with the word, like with 'father' i might say 'fhather' to rearrange it to a word. i also try to count letters in a word to try and make it equal a number such as 9, if it was a nine letter word like 'computers' i would try and spread it out into 3 words like 'moc'-'put'-'res' or something in that fashion :s

 

 

 

I hated if I had to add letters. >.<

 

 

 

Was very annoying, so glad it's gone. :)

[Ragen]

Your head does seem just a little messed up. I get deja-vu quite a bit same with the audible thought tracking, I have like an undercurrent of dialect going on between my brain and itself. Being inside my head is pretty fun to be honest.

 

xD Just a little messed up?

 

 

 

Ok maybe more than a little bit messed up :lol: