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I have problems with talking to myself. i have some social skills problems.
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May be normal: First of let me say it is normal to talk to one self! it may be considered abnormal if the urge to talk interferes with your ability to function in a social, work or relaxed setting. Most people have some type of problem socializing at a point in their life. Counseling helps some patients and practice helps others.
Answered 4/27/2014
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