does everyone have an internal monologue

This is one of those 'oh my, the insides of other people's heads are not like mine' threads. So I think it is definitely possible to have an inner monologue but not have mental illness, since I don't consider myself to have a mental illness. Sometimes I get in a funk and am unhappy about something specific in my life but I either address it or it passes. I have good relationships, am on good terms with my family, am physically healthy, and don't have much to complain about in life. I consider myself to be quite neurotypical overall. There are occasionally days where my inner monologue is going on and I would rather it be silent, but most of the time it is mildly helpful. When I'm deeply focused on an activity, I don't have it. I nearly constantly have a voice going on in my head, which gets more active if I'm stressed or conflicted. I could relate to it a lot and was pleased that someone out there must have had a similar experience of that inner dialogue and put it into an amazing videogame. Posted by tacodave at 9:41 PM on Apīest answer: Hey! So one of the things I loved about Disco Elysium was the inner monologue and the utter cacophony of input that the main character would receive from his various skills. I bought all the movies digitally for $70, so now she can stream them on her Kindle wherever she is. She loves the Harry Potter movies and books. Kiera (my daughter) would love to go there. His family just went to Universal Studios in Florida. Remember how that cover band in college played that song? The lead singer's brother is now my brother-in-law, which is weird. Remember how the song Island in the Sun by Weezer was in that movie? That's the first time I heard that song. That was one of Zach Galifianakis' first movies, huh? It came out around the same time as Out Cold, which also had him. I call it 'racing brain' because my inner monologue will do something like this: Especially when I am trying to fall asleep.

Does everyone have an internal monologue