Thread: Do you think talking to everybody about everything is a symptom?
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Old Mar 10, 2014, 09:45 PM
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Yes, this is a sign of mania for me. The talking becomes out of control (even when a person really does not want to listen to me) and I laugh at everything that happens (even inappropriately).

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Both of these things I had REALLY had. Now I use "self talk". I talk myself through the situation and make myself by quiet and not say "anything" at all out of near that of I get started I might fuk up. I still occasionally laugh at things that are inappropriately not funny. Then I quickly clean it up as if I did not hear it correctly.

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