text: Yes, I am constantly analyzing this issue. It probably has to do with being analyzed so much! I have a disorder called Asperger Syndrome, which is on the (high functioning end of the) autistic spectrum. As far as thoughts go, they are very much all at once. They are often very graphic in nature (not "dirty" as much as in depth). At times such as now, they become very obsessive and I have to monitor myself for compulsive behavior (such as the urge not to pull an all night-er surfing the web for pictures of Al Pacino). As I learn more about my disorder, my thoughts are one aspect I learn more about. \nI learn how to identify and correct negative thinking by a therapeutic process called "cognitive therapy". Otherwise, I don't beat myself up over the thoughts I know are healthy; just a little...unique.