apiphile:

somdomite:

Whoever fights monsters…: Disorders of Thought

criminalprofiler:

Some signs of disordered thoughts:

Thought broadcasting: The belief (delusion) that your thoughts are so loud others can hear them. 

Thought insertion:  The belief that your thoughts are not your own, but have been inserted by someone else.

Thought withdrawal: Believing that someone/something is pulling thoughts out of your head

Tangentiality: a pattern of speech consisting of oblique, irrelevant replies. The individual will often digress from one topic to another.

Circumstantiality: indirect speech, takes time to get to the point because the individual is adding excessive detail and remarks. They do not steer off topic, but they do give the impression that they will never reach the point they are making!

Perseveration:  repeating the same words or sounds, or responses, even when prompted differently

Pressured Speech:  increased rate of speech, often very difficult to interrupt, often quite loud

Flight of Ideas: an almost continuous flow of speech, that goes from one subject to the next, to the next. The listener can often see how the individual moved from one topic to the next - it’s not just randomly switching topics, but more like the individual is talking about one thing, which reminds them of something else that they then start talking about, and so on. 

Loosening of Associations:  shifting from one topic to another during speech, with no discernible connection to the listener between the topics. The switch in topics seems completely random and nonsensical. They may compare two statements they made which appear to be completely unrelated to the listener, and the individual does not seem to realize the apparent of lack of connection between thoughts.

Ideas of Reference: interpreting casual or random incidents as having personal meaning. For example, hearing someone say something on television and believing it was directed at you, or meant for you.

Neologisms:  words made up by the speaker, or a way of contracting a combination of words - often a word they are using to describe some highly complex idea - often seen in schizophrenia and brain disorders

Habitually:

Tangentiality
Circumstantiality (pathologically in fact)
Flight of Ideas (also pathological)
Loosening of Associations

Occasionally:

Pressured Speech
Ideas of Reference (I have worked pretty hard to identify this shit and clamp down on it after it once led to a suicide attempt)
Neologisms

Once:

Thought broadcasting (as a child)
Perseveration (as a child)

Never:

Thought insertion
Thought withdrawal

Habitually:  

Thought broadcasting
Tangentiality
Circumstantiality
Pressured Speech
Flight of Ideas
Loosening of Associations

Occasionally:  

Ideas of Reference
Neologisms

Once:  

Thought insertion

Never:

Preserveration
Thought withdrawal