Holmbo Posted May 11, 2017 Posted May 11, 2017 It seems to me that it's fairly common for people to have internal voices of people they know. Like they imagine what their best friend would say in a situation or when they think something critical it's always in their moms voice. I'm curious about how common that is because I always only think in my own voice.
sarcastic kitten Posted May 11, 2017 Posted May 11, 2017 Aaaaah the infamous voices.... For me, I have quite the number... And that concern the best friend's voice to the mom's one, to the famous celebrities' one. 2 hours ago, Holmbo said: Like they imagine what their best friend would say in a situation or when they think something critical it's always in their moms voice. True for the mom's one: every time I think to do something that I know my parents wouldn't approve or that is quite stupid, I would alway have my 'mom or dad voice' nagging me in the head. And it would be arguing with my best friend arguments' and voice's... But I don't really imagine what they would say, it's litteraly just me who argument against myself in two different voices : the one I link with security and reason and the other one that is little wilder. And altought I use my own voice to think most of the times, It happened to me to randomly think in a totally different tone and voice for no reason. And it can be anyone ! Last time, I spent 3 hours thinking in the voice of Martin Freeman.
One-Eyed Jack Posted May 31, 2017 Posted May 31, 2017 I've had many internal voices of people I've never met putting me through torment over the decades.
Ettina Posted June 19, 2017 Posted June 19, 2017 I don't think most people actually hear it in the other person's voice (although my Dad does - he'll take on a person's accent when he's quoting them). For me, it's more that I tell myself things that person would have told me, often without consciously thinking of who said that to me. For example, I'll make a mistake and immediately call myself stupid.
BionicPi Posted June 19, 2017 Posted June 19, 2017 The only voices I can hear in my head are songs or simulations of my own voice.
Apathetic Echidna Posted August 24, 2017 Posted August 24, 2017 I was going to say I only hear my own voice but thinking about it I do hear things in my grandmother's voice. More specifically the voice she uses to train her dogs. Not trick words like sit and stay, but emotive words to tell the dog how she is feeling. So I guess the way she says it is actually more important than the word itself, which is why I hear her voice saying it like she does sometimes?
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