I talk to myself a lot. Especially when I want to have a stimulating conversation with a brilliant mind.

All the time. Especially when I do a dumb.

I remember a comedy bit I saw about talking to yourself.
It kind of depends what you say. I mean there's a big differnce between "Where'd I put my car keys?" and "I am Satan's Plaything!!!"

I do when I'm driving. It helps pass the time on the drive as my car stereo doesn't work that well. It helps me organize my thoughts and put together narratives about certain things. I'm still dealing with the fallout from a divorce that my former spouse isn't taking very well and replaying events and talking about them out loud helps me sort through a lot of junk that has been laid upon me by someone with some mental health issues and it helps me maintain sanity.

I do indeed more so since living alone. Doesn't bother me ?

I talk to myself, generally when I'm alone. I don't have a problem with it although I sometimes I have to ensure I'm not entering into a full blown conversation with myself. ?

I talk to myself only if I have something interesting to say...

I not only talk to myself, I talk for my animals and have conversations with them.

Pro tip: Use a Bluetooth headset everyone thinks your on the phone.

I guess I do but only to call myself names when I screw up: dumb shit, idiot, etc. I don't argue with myself because I know I am right.

We all have our internal voices and conversations. Mine varys from good advice to fuck off...

I tend to think out loud, usually when working through a problem, scientific/mechanical. When I'm in the "Think three times, measure twice, cut once" mode. Or when I say, "I cut that three times and it's still too short." Oops!

I tallk to my cat like he was another human, I'm OK with him not answering, in fact sometimes I answer for him..

All the times and twice on Sundays.

I have dogs...I am talking to Them, should anyone ask! Lol!

Off and on. Drove cross country for 6 years, Sometimes I would talk to myself as a means of practicing my vocabulary.

Positive self-talk is a powerful tool for changing one's not-so-happy mood. You're the best!