mb1984 wrote:
I also have conversations with people in my head, to make me feel as if I have had them. Is this an aspie thing? Or do NTs do it too?
I also do that a lot, but not usually when I'm alone at home. I'll do it if I'm out on a walk or around people but in my own world. I don't know whether it's normal or not, I asked my mother at a point whether she did it and she seemed to equate it to "rehearsing future conversations" which isn't what I do.
Hmm, the thing with this topic is - how do you define 'alone'? I defined it as being alone with no one else is home. If there's someone else in the apartment but in another room doing something completely separate, I don't define it as 'alone'.
And following this definition, I have very little alone-time. There's always someone at home. It is something that bothers me, but can't do anything about.