Si_82 wrote:
Mayel wrote:
Sometimes while conversating with others, I will have thoughts about a topic that has already been discussed minutes or even hours ago and then suddenly reintroduce my thought about that already finished topic.
Not 100% sure what you mean by 'reintroduce' the thought. Do you mean that you dwell on long-finished conversations and think of what you should have said only for it to be too late? If so, I think that is fairly normal in general but something over-analyitical aspie brains do much more than NT minds.
I worded it wrong. I introduce a thought about an already finished topic which could reintroduce the topic (that doesn't happen but it could be a possibility).
And I mean....as an example: People are discussing food and 20 minutes later I think "I like spices alot." but they aren't discussing food anymore. Nonetheless, I will still say "You know what. I like spices alot.", anyway. I'll do that because I think it's very important, something I want others to know or I want to redirect the conservation to something that interests me more than the current topic or it's a combination of both.
But I also do the above described action (dwellings on a finished conversation).
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