(Thread closed) Day 18: Do you like the way you talk? If so, why? If not, how can you view it more positively?
Do you like the way you talk? If so, why? If not, how can you view it more positively?
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@DanaMH
Dana, this is a very interesting topic.
"Do you like the way you talk? If so, why? If not, how can you view it more positively?"
It happens that at times I regret how I express myself. to see it more positively, I can tell myself, if I could have done better I would have.
@amiablePeace77
That is great and knowing sometimes that we can do better also in some conversations also. Sometimes when I know I am going to say something I count to 5 and that 5 can be many times and then talk.
@DanaMH
true Dana, I try to count as well. It happens though that when emotions are too strong I have difficulties to find the right words, not always but it happens. I had to learn to stop beaten up myself for it and telling myself that was the best I could do at that moment, knowing for the next time I'll change it.
@amiablePeace77 it is a very interesting topic :)
Hummm. I don't much like the way I sound - very country. I try to use good grammer so that I don't com off as a hick.
@MissPen that's ok - nothing wrong with country :) I was wondering whether to answer both speech and content :)
Hmm... I'm not sure if you mean my voice or my manner of speaking so here is how I feel about both.
I don't hate my voice but I do think it's a bit deep for a five-foot, skinny young girl with a shy, awkward demeanor... hate listening to recordings of myself talking so I guess I'm not overly fond of it...
As for my manner of speaking, I have two opinions on that because I have two means of speaking... I like the way I can express myself non-verbally (i.e., my written words are often a good deal more eloquent than my speaking words). My verbal communication is limited by extreme social shyness and awkwardness, and an unfortunate tendancy to say 'um', 'er', 'oh man', 'hokie doodle', 'oh my', 'hmm', 'uhhh', and a host of other awkward phrases that don't make for great conversations. If I could communicate solely via the written word I'd be happy :)
@lonelylinguaphile
I think a lot of us don't like listening to our voice especially our recorded voice I know I don't. I feel that it is changed. Expressing ourselves is very important, when speaking we also have less time to think about the words while we write things we have more time and can edit them.
@lonelylinguaphile
Hi there, I just wanted to mention that some people find "deep voices" very nice, very good and kinda healing for the ears, I am one of them.
@amiablePeace77
Aw, thank you!! That's super sweet :)
@DanaMH I like the way I talk . Since I got my hearing aids I talk even more because I hear what others are saying and don't have to guess at what they are saying. That made for some interesting conversations in the past.
@mutter3
That is great that you like the way that you talk. Hearing aids help a lot, I know my in-laws wear them and they can hear me better and can communicate in the conversation which you have discovered yourself that you can hear what others are saying to them so they can respond also. I agree about the interesting conversations in the past prior to them getting the hearing aids or when they don't wear them.
Do you like the way you talk? If so, why? If not, how can you view it more positively?
Welll, I think I do. I can be straight but also diplomatic. If I react to something negatively, I step back, reassess and then comment calmly.
Was I always like that? Yes and No. Being shy and not liking crowds and/or strangers I didn't always speak but sometimes something would be said and I reacted.
There are still occasions I react but mostly I wait to calm down and discuss it calmly.
In arabic my native language i dont like the way i talk its so messy and crazy i always wished i would be quieter and more cinvilized in the way i talk and have a good acceptable accent .
in English i speak in metaphores and expressions a lot always seem quite official .but i dont know if that is okay or not
Sometimes the peculiarities of the speech that we are used to speaking can push a person away from you. Yes, this is a truth of life. There are already boring stereotypes to certain nations. The doctor recommended cbd oil to me https://www.marijuanabreak.com/top-answers-for-cbd-searches-on-reddit so that the speech became more distinct and soft. You know, it helped)
I talk lower than my natural voice (told to me by a singing teacher). I dont like my voice and my best way of dealing with it is not to think about it. Luckily it stands in line behind other bigger things that need working on 😉