<p>D
and I don't really ever refer to myself in my thoughts. It's more like "homework" "sleep". I mean I think I think in concepts and not in words? Does that make sense?</p>
<p>I think in a mix of English and Spanish, so it actually depends a little bit on which language I'm thinking in. In English, I'll scold myself in the 3rd person, but I rarely if ever refer to myself in the 3rd person when I'm thinking in Spanish. </p>
<p>A (I actually sometimes think too much and explain things to myself, even when I was the one who came up with it (like why I'm going to go somewhere)... I actually have to tell myself to stop.)
A</p>
<p>Of course, by presenting the options as one-word answers, we're kind of limited by these sentence fragments (incomplete sentences). Like "Always. I always think in complete sentences." "Always" is an incomplete sentence. But whatever, I tend to overanalyze :-)</p>
<p>C. I usually think in kinda fragmented thoughts</p>
<p>A. i always think of myself in the 1st person. In fact, I always dream in the 1st person; i never see myself or another character play out my dreams.</p>
<p>Anyone here watch Scrubs? Thats kinda the way I think. Its kinda strange how I constantly narrate my own life as it unfolds and how I reflect my past memories.</p>