I wish selecting two in the poll had been an option, as this would have applied to me. I do confuse pronouns when speaking, especially during my bouts of verbosity (suddenly switching to "you" when I'd been using "I", etc.), but I also have recently realized that I use my name or "she"/"her" when referring to myself in my own thoughts. This is not to say I frequently think in words in this way; usually my thoughts don't come in words and I then have to translate them into language. When they do come as words, it is frequently a situation wherein I'm going through a potential conversation between two individuals I know (neither of whom are me) and thinking about them talking about me. Thus, when there's a reference to me in the conversation it's in the third person, as it would be if two people actually were talking about me. Except I know the conversation isn't a legitimate one, i.e. it would never happen in reality between any two people. For instance, while walking through my yard I have thought, "Mimey loves the sound of the leaves rustling in this wind, as well as the light of the overcast sky." Obviously, this is just a thought one would have to oneself: most people would have this thought in almost exactly the same form, but with "I" in place of my name, which is third person. So for the longest time I had thought I simply thought everything as if from an observer's perspective, but I now realize that is the same as referring to myself in the third person in my thoughts; the statements are equivalent.