[Psychology: Every time I see something exciting, I always want to express it, but there is no one to say it to. I will subconsciously say it to the person next to me who is daydreaming.]

[Psychology: Every time I see something interesting, I always want to express it, but I don't have the kind of person to say it. I will subconsciously say it to the person next to me who is imagining it (the imaginary "person" doesn't exist for a long time)] Was it a form of venting or a mental illness? Although I was born with a little money, my family was not complete and I was quite lonely.

Answer 1

[Psychology: Every time I see something interesting, I always want to express it, but I don't have the kind of person who can say it. I will subconsciously say it out of thin air to the person next to me.]

This was a very common psychological phenomenon called the desire to share. When we see something interesting, touching, or exciting, we often feel like sharing our feelings and experiences with others. However, due to various reasons such as lack of common topics, lack of ability to express ourselves, and so on, we are unable to directly express our feelings to others.

In this case, we might choose to express ourselves in some ways, such as talking to the people next to us out of thin air or recording our feelings through writing a diary or posting on social media. This subconscious way of talking to the person next to us may be an instinctive reaction when we express ourselves because we want to better understand ourselves by communicating with others and also hope to get feedback and resonance from others.