Would you hangout with yourself?

[gon@lemm.ee]

Well, that's a complicated question.

On one hand, I do already hang-out with myself basically all the time. I talk to myself a lot and I'm my own wall to throw stuff at.

On the other hand, I'm also very antisocial. I would definitely not enjoy spending this time that I spend with myself with another, physical person.

So, that.

[pika@sh.itjust.works]

I would hang out with myself, but I feel like it would be a very quiet meeting because we both would just be doing our own thing because unless someone else is spearheading the conversation or as a topic that I'm passionate about, I generally stick to myself anyway.

[bonesofthemoon@lemmy.world]

Yes indeed. Not to be braggy but I'm super friendly and fun and loving.

[ripandterror@sh.itjust.works]

Yeah. I would. I've been asking myself that for a long time and I've tried to become someone I would get along with.

[quediuspayu@lemmy.world]

Probably yes, I talk to myself all the time and my sense of humour happens to be pretty similar to mine. At the very least is worth a try.

[archonet@lemy.lol]

I'm apparently best enjoyed in small doses; nobody else really seems to enjoy my company long-term, so why would I be any different?

[scytale@lemmy.zip]

I would definitely jam in a band with three of my other selves. We'll be able to make music pretty quickly because we literally have the same minds.

[empricorn@feddit.nl]

I don't see how "kill" could be in any other place than last.

[hideakikarate@sh.itjust.works]

[victorz@lemmy.world]

Maybe use the opportunity to audit your behavior. Give others some room and shit. Could be a thing.

[victorz@lemmy.world]

people seem to like the version of myself that I currently project

The more times I read this, the deeper it gets.

[outwit1294@lemmy.today]

I would marry me if I could

[louneko@lemmy.world]

Yeah, I'd hang myself.

...

Oh "hang out".
No.

[callyral@pawb.social]

assuming this means hanging out with an exact clone of myself:

we would play a game of chance to see who gets the laptop and who gets the pc, then we would play minecraft together.

we could also play card games, chess, or some board game, although i wouldn't really talk to the other one since there wouldn't really be a point or anything new to learn that i couldn't learn by just thinking (as we would be the same person).

oh, we could also watch shows or a movie but i dont think it would feel like hanging out since we'd both just sit quietly and watch it.

so yeah, i would hang out with myself, and i wonder how rock-paper-scissors would go

[sbv@sh.itjust.works]

[sbv@sh.itjust.works]

I recently hung out with my own father, and when he would say words that were in my head, they sounded awful.

Yeah. I get that with some of my family members. I try to use it as an opportunity to be more open and learn to like myself more, but it rarely works. I'd prefer it if they didn't act the way I think.

[sbv@sh.itjust.works]

That's a good sign.

[argumentativemonotheist@lemmy.world]

Fuck yeah! I guess we might get a bit bored since most of the time I socialise I spend it preaching/arguing and we'd agree on all points? At least I'd have someone to nerd out over things like Legend of the Galactic Heroes at great lengths (not my wife's fault she can't do it for me, I'm not particularly interested in listening to podcasts about yet another crazy murderer either ).

[lilb0kchoy@midwest.social]

No. Spending time around people different from myself offers me different perspectives, interesting conversations etc.

Hanging out with someone exactly the same would be like living in an echo chamber with a yes man.

[kepix@lemmy.world]

i would probably hate myself