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Has anyone else noticed how one's verbal fluency, both spoken and written, decreases in periods of abstinence from oral communication? I for one find quite easier to express my ideas, by writing as well as by talking, when I pick up the habit of listening to "rhetoricians" (either academic or "frivolous", monologuing or dialoguing) on Youtube, even if I'm also reading prose or poetry on a daily basis.

>> No.11348604

>>11348582

"I struggle with concision," the thread.

>> No.11348609

>>11348582
I find it significantly harder to keep up with even a trivial conversation if I haven't talked to someone for a few days

>> No.11348613

I often struggle to fully express myself verbally. I think it's due to my introspective nature and spending too much time on the computer or just isolation in general. All I do is absorb information. Rarely do I convey what I have learned or even feel. My internal monologue is vastly different from my speech. I'm hoping that by pushing myself to socialize more I can improve my verbal fluency. Life begins where your comfort zone ends.

>> No.11349462

>>11348613
feel like a lot of people here can relate

>> No.11350129

>>11349462
Really really

>> No.11350645

>>11348582
i can only speak fluently whenever i´m talking alone, if there´s another person besides me i´m fucked

>> No.11350660

>>11350645
>talking alone
seems like you're fucked either way

>> No.11350684

>>11350645
have you ever heard of alcohol?

>> No.11350720

>>11350660
kek, i don´t care really, i´m talk alone since i was 13, it really helps me to know myself a little bit more