People who don’t talk to themselves are the weird ones.

Sometimes I tell myself I should stop drinking so much, but I’m not about to listen to a drunk who’s talking to himself.

Don’t forget to tell yourself more lies today.

Me: what can possibly go wrong though. Anxiety: I’m glad you asked.

“I’m still young”, I tell myself, as my knees make popping noises while standing up.

Twitter is fun. You kinda just talk to yourself and sometimes someone replies.

If you’re looking for a quiet place to talk to yourself, my DMs are open.

Shut up brain, I wasn’t even talking to me.

“Still gangsta” I whisper to myself as I drink my chamomile tea with a heating pad on my back.

Insulting me won’t work. I already said that to myself earlier.

People who often talk to themselves are more intelligent than others. At least that’s what I tell myself.

I SAID YES!!!!!! after I asked myself if I wanted a breakfast burrito.

Sometimes when I get negative feedback I’m like “Hey, only I get to talk to myself that way”.

I talk to myself mostly because I am an excellent listener.

“I can’t possibly lose this if I put it here” I say to myself before completely forgetting where here is.

Actually, you’re having a conversation with yourself. I’m just here so you don’t appear totally insane.

It used be called “talking to yourself” but the new term for it is “podcasting”.

Sometimes I’ll call in, disguise my voice, and insist on speaking to me, or I’ll take my business elsewhere.

Coding: Where incessantly talking to yourself seems completely normal and debugging is like being a detective in a movie where you are both the detective and the perpetrator.

The me who snips coupons needs to communicate better with the me who walks into the stores.

Of course I talk to myself. Sometimes I need expert advice.

I want to sleep but my brain won’t stop talking to itself.