Question for People Who Have Lived With Me

[rinue]

I'm unusually vocal when interacting with my environment. I don't talk to myself, or to inanimate objects; I don't sing in the shower; I don't even imagine monologues and make the gestures to them, like my sister does. Instead, I'm talking about the way that I hum to myself as I'm eating, growl as I pick things up, purr or trill when pleased or curious. I am not aware of making these vocalizations, and I don't usually hear them unless they are pointed out to me. But as I closed a website that annoyed me just now, I heard myself say "meh meh meh." How often do I do this?

Comments

[achates.livejournal.com]

I have never lived with you, but I can tell you that you do it all the time.

[narcolepticcat.livejournal.com]

i just can't wait to hear again the particular quality of your laugh.

[marveloustrick.livejournal.com]

Baby, we both do it. All the time. Seriously, I could usually tell how you were doing by the vocalizations that you made while communicating with the world around you. Many of my friends from Scarborough have the same habit, perhaps that is another part of why I feel so at home with them.

[valancy.livejournal.com]

More often than you'd think.

Slowly making way through HP between late night work and RE. Have lost weight again (damnit). Miss you (damnit). Stop (damnit).

Talk to you soon?

What is your address (damnit)?