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I am a sociable person. but i find myself constantly talking to myself when i'm alone, creating alternate realities and acting them out. is it normal?
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Realities: No this is not normal. there is a underlying social identity process occuring. The fact that your acting them out is concerning. Please see a specialist, psychologist to further evaluate this. May be an identity disorder?
Answered 11/2/2016
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Not abnormal: as long as you are aware and in control. Ask Stephen King
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