not being able to physically speak in some situations

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shortfatbalduglyman
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25 Nov 2025, 11:19 am

I don't think not being able to physically speak is inherently such a bad thing

But I think the real problem is that self righteous judgemental extroverts have the nerve to just assume that when I don't talk it proves that I don't speak English and when I do talk those idiots have the nerve to half listen and grunt "huh" and "what" like they are the etiquette equivalent of "excuse me"



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01 Dec 2025, 7:12 pm

and sometimes i just don't wanna talk.

too lazy to

talk, think, feel, do



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02 Dec 2025, 9:24 am

This situation normally happens to me when I'm nervous. When I'm not nervous, I can speak fine.



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02 Dec 2025, 5:44 pm

I'm prone to mild selective mutism at times, I want to speak, but the words won't come out. So I internally panic instead. Sometimes I simply can't think of anything try as I might. Part of it is nerves but a large part of it is the spontaneous nature of off the cuff conversations. I can't keep up. But I find this happens to me a lot less often than when I was young.


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