When you talk to you feel like you are being heard?
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No, I do not feel like I'm being heard.
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Yes. It's like saying, "Hi!  How are you?" Then in the 2  hours they are telling you how they are, you're asking yourself why did I open my mouth?!?
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Depends on my mood.  If I am pissed then i get really vocal and everyone knows, but if i am bored or depressed then i am really quiet.
528825
it sounds to me like you have Electrokensis
260035
it happens...try listening to music when you feel like that.
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i really feel its something musically inside you and \nreally its like mimicking a sound or a noise or a song you might hear or a voice and you copy that and translate that in your own language , knowing beats making ryhimes and using your body to create the sound thatcomes out cha mouth\nlike a car or a cahs register or a guitar twang m you get it?
707736
Sounds like an exclamatory response
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your voice is probably changing
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Somebody is talking about you!!!!!!!!!1
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Listen to your inner voice more. But beware, listen too much and it can get too noisy.
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when i cant explain!\nWhen i feel there is someone looking and helping.\n~peace for ur nice question
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I believe it is harassment when you feel as if you are singled out and made to feel uncomfortable or offended.
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if you hear voices and you cant control what they are saying this is different from your own thoughts. for example if you cannot stop the voices, then that is a lot different from if you are just a very thoughtful person. \nit sounds like you might be a little anxious. maybe you need someone to talk to? try talking to a friend or relative, a counselor or someone you can trust. it is pretty normal to have a lot of thoughts, but if you feel like your thoughts are racing, i mean, like there are a lot of thoughts that keep coming and coming, or if they are not your own thoughts, or if you hear voices, then that could be a sign of something serious you would want to discuss with a psychologist or psychiatrist. another thing that you might want to consider is keeping a diary of your thoughts, and see how they relate to events going on in your life. Also, try to see what happens when you take caffeine or drinks like coffee or tea or colas like coke, those can make the brain act a little strange. also, stimulants like cocaine or amphetamines can make your thought process change. try and avoid those if you feel uncomfortable with your thoughts. but it sounds like more than likely you just need someone to talk to...
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I don't think anyone really knows the exact reason behind it - but the common belief is that your brain mixes up the signals it is seeing and hearing now, and it is either:\na) A short time delay (we are talking not even miliseconds) of you seeing / hearing / doing something and your brain actually responding - so your then feel like you have seen / heard / done before - a bit like an echo - one part of your brain acknowledges the thing happening then a fraction of a second later the proper part of your brain actually responds to it.\n\nb) Your brain incorrectly puts something in your long term memory - so when it happens you brain thinks it has done it before.\n\nI know it is well freaky - I get it quite a lot almost to the point where I am trying to think of what the next person is going to say, and what I will say in response, and so on - sometimes I can "think" that I know a whole conversation as it is happening.
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When you speak, your jawbone vibrates, affection the vibration of your eardrums. If others feel your jawbone vibrations the same way you do, they'll hear what you hear too.
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well you would know by when you are around them and your heart feels wried and you love talking to them then you know your in love
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Its a feeling when a person feels that they accomplsihed something