Do you think in your own voice?

[mysngoeshere56]

I think it depends on what I'm thinking at the time. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.

I guess typically, I think in my voice, but in sort of a whispering tone. I typically talk to myself in my head, and just voice my opinions/thoughts without saying them unless I have to. XD And people whisper when they say things they don't want/expect a lot of people to hear. But, all in all, it depends on what it is and what I'm feeling at the time.

[Atria35]

I remember in school, we read a short story about a woman who was standing and ironing and thinking to herself. One guy in the class didn't understand her thinking to herself- he said that she was crazy. The rest of the class raised there hands when the teacher asked if anyone in the class thought to theirself.

[Nami]

I'm not sure I think (as in, muse or whatever) with a voice, but when I read to myself, I usually hear my voice (or some version of it) in my head. And that voice can pronounce anything, even stuff I can't pronounce no matter how hard I try. XD

XDDD the voices in my head can pronounce anything too!!

The voice I think in is different from my "spoken voice" (as in, I hear myself speak in a voice recording or video and I don't sound right to myself. Yet, when I hear myself speak, it sounds like the voice inside my head.) The voice in my head can also pronounce words that I otherwise couldn't and is a lot more expressive than I typically am spoken aloud. (I write much better than I speak, and often find myself fumbling to get words that I would know in my head out by tongue.)

I write better than I speak too, but thanks to my job, I'm learning to speak better too!!

I think in many different voices, and when I read books, all the voices are different, the way I picture them is the way they sound. And any word said on paper can be easily pronounced in my head, unlike when I try to speak it... >_>;

And when I write, the words for the characters comes out different...well, with 5 different personalities, we're looking at over.. 100 different voices, or more!

[sh51]

Most of the time I think in my own voice.
But sometimes not. Sometimes I think in the voice of anime or game characters ecpecially the those with low tone voice

I write better than I speak too,

Me too. and I write more than I speak.

[Sapphire225]

I don't think of myself in the third person.

However, I do give my inner voice an 'avatar' of my own creation. I like to use her when I'm thinking about myself.

Same for me. When I think in my own voice, I tend to imagine a more animesque version of me.

I do not think in my own voice. Actually most of the time I don't even think with any form of imagery unless I explicitly have to. I'm a very conceptual and abstract thinker.

So if I think about the number "1", I don't imagine a "1" but the idea of one.

Wow, that's different. I'm a visual person, and tend to think of images of numbers when I count and letters when I spell.

I have english me and swedish me. Since I talk so much english online I tend to think in english sometimes, and the english voice I somewhat different from my swedish one somehow. (At least in my mind, I hope it isn't in real life)

And then I have spanish me which sounds like a retard 'cuz whenever I think in spanish I sound like those sound tapes we had at school. (Thinking in spanish rarely happens, and if its does its probably just a really easy sentance since I'm totally worthless at the language itself)

*Note how I used sometimes, somewhat and somehow in the same sentance*

I sometimes have to switch up mindsets for when I have to speak french when talkin with my french-speaking conversation partner or whenever I'm in my french class. I find myself thinking in french and completely understanding what it is, but mess up when I speak aloud. weird...but like someone said before, the voice in my head can pronounce almost everything correctly.

Most of the time I think in my own voice.
But sometimes not. Sometimes I think in the voice of anime or game characters ecpecially the those with low tone voice


Me too. and I write more than I speak.

Likewise. Sometims I think in Vic's voice. Sometimes Crispin Freeman's voice. and...thanks to Kaligraphic, now I sometimes find myself thing in Morgan Freeman's voice.

[Lilac#18]

[color="Plum"]Good question. Most of the time I think in my own voice and sometimes I think in someone else's voice. The voices I think in are other peoples' voice, like english voices of anime characters or voices of people in real life when I'm reading. But sometimes I think with my own voice when reading.

Also, I can read better in my head than I can out loud. I can read out loud, but it's easier and I could read faster in my head.[/color]

[Dr.Faust]

Everyone says i sound and look like i'm 20 but i really am not a big fan of my voice

[Magicman7200]

yeah the voices in my head are probably me when I was like 10 or 12 but I have a medium deep voice I guess

[Atria35]

Everyone says i sound and look like i'm 20 but i really am not a big fan of my voice

..... I don't think that's the question. Try again

[Edward]

When I'm thinking I usually think with a voice that is like mine but a bit higher than it actually is. When I'm reading the narrative is usually what I imagine the author sounds like and characters are in the voice that I imagine they sound like.

I'm exactly the same way. Whenever I hear a recording of myself speaking, I always think "There's no way that's me speaking." Whenever I read, sometimes I come up with a voice for the narrator, and sometimes I use my own thinking voice, but I always read dialogue in distinctly different voices. And I don't know if anyone else does this, but if I'm reading something written by a woman, then I always read the narrative in a woman's voice, but if it's written by a man, I'll read it in a man's voice.

[Xeno]

Yes, when I think I hear an internalized version of one of the voices I use. Though it's based on how I hear that voice when I talk, when I listen back to a recording it sounds completely different. If I'm reading a book based on a movie or show that I've seen though I tend to internalize the actors voice to their lines in the book.

Also after watching a bunch of Doctor Who my internal voice will develop an English or a Scottish accent for a short period of time.