What does “its like everyone tells a story about themselves inside their own head” means

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I feel as if this is something you personally think about it. In my opinion, as a person everyone creates a story based on what they KNOW about them selves, you ask yourself a question and you answer within .5 seconds because you already have answers about yourself. In your head you build up a story because of all the facts you already know

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