misjel wrote:
I think that it would be great if you could find a group of people, perhaps a smaller group of people where you feel heard at first and kinda practice there, and then take it up gradually. Because I know sometimes you just forget what you wanna say once you get the word, my brain is a mess so yeah being in a smaller group might be more forgiving since you'd probably get more chances to chip in cx
I would say that I'm generally pretty talkative, but I don't rly like interrupting people but in a rly talkative group you might have to, to do it more smoothly you might wanna add in some filler words like start with a "hmm", "ooh" or "i thought of this" just a vocal cue that you wanna tune in and if that doesn't work i honestly just keep quiet.
Practice makes perfect, it probably wont go smooth but I believe u'll get there with enough practice mwa
I think that it would be great if you could find a group of people, perhaps a smaller group of people where you feel heard at first and kinda practice there, and then take it up gradually. Because I know sometimes you just forget what you wanna say once you get the word, my brain is a mess so yeah being in a smaller group might be more forgiving since you'd probably get more chances to chip in cx
I would say that I'm generally pretty talkative, but I don't rly like interrupting people but in a rly talkative group you might have to, to do it more smoothly you might wanna add in some filler words like start with a "hmm", "ooh" or "i thought of this" just a vocal cue that you wanna tune in and if that doesn't work i honestly just keep quiet.
Practice makes perfect, it probably wont go smooth but I believe u'll get there with enough practice mwa



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