I Feel Sad After Talking To People
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- I Feel Sad After Talking To People
Hi friend,
Today I created this video talking about how many a time I feel sad after talking to people. Enjoy :)
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I feel depressed after speaking on the phone as I really struggle just to say my name. I feel better as the day goes on as I'm glad the phonecall is over. Hope you're keeping well Minka.
True. I know the feeling. I can feel terribly alone afterwards, though I CAN talk about it with my wife. Luckily thanks to social media like this we can get up and move on. Keep up the good work, Minka. You're the best.
It’s so nice we have our amazing spouses to talk to for support 😊
what gets to me the most is the looks i get and how uncomfortable people look when I stutter and when they act like nothing is happening its even worse. new subscriber, love you♥️
Hi Minka, I'm happy that I found your channel :), I stammer especially in situations when talking in language which is not my native language (which English is apparently not :) , maybe I'm more relaxed when speaking in my own native language which is Finnish. My father had a stammer and also my grand mother from my father's side. My stammer was worse in school, when have to read out loud sentences from a book and when just speaking with my friends at school, it was horrible, felt so stupid.
My favourite movie is "The King's speech", absolutely touching movie and especially the scene where the King "Bertie" is in the Westminster Abbey with his speech therapist, and they had an argue, and the King shouted "I have a voice!" that scene gives me goose bumps every time.
I totally agree with you, I love "The King's Speech too". It really speaks to me :)
When we make a presentation we feel so exposed. Some people empathize and encourage us, but then there are those who just want to put us down. The people who encourage us are so helpful. The others just make fools of themselves by making fun of people who have prepared and prepared and prepared, but for some reason had difficulty presenting it as well as they would have liked. I am so happy you found David as your soul mate. You show so much courage as you do these videos. No one better put you down. Maybe for you that might be an option. Make your presentations the way you make your videos. Edit them as you please and play them for the group and take questions afterward.
Your husband sounds like a very good support person:)))
Thank you for sharing, you help me better support my son who struggles with a stutter. 💚💚💚
I’m so glad to hear this!❤️
I am also but do not care about the words of people is not important we are distinguished and not bad to keep me strong and always Do not grieve your eyes did not create To cry
I love you
I think that the parts take make me down the most after a really bad stuttering experience are the embarrassment and the feeling that it should be so simple to just talk, but that freedom is taken by your own throat or in cases neurons I suppose. It's just kind of a powerless feeling to not be able to do one of the things that should come so naturally I guess.
I like the sound of your newborn!
I love you videos!!!
Thank you!!
Dear Minka, don't feel sad. You know what, life is full of adventure and we should always be happy. I always appreciate your thought. I always support about what you are trying to do. I really like you. You are so beautiful. And it would be my good luck if you were my girlfriend. God bless You !!!
Thank you! And have an awesome day :)
I stutter in 2 languages, so sad :(
I do too :)
I heard about speech easy. Have also heard its a good stuff that helps people stop stuttering 80%. Is thst true?
It's a device like a hearing aid that plays audio feedback. It can be helpful for people, but for a short period of time. If used regularly, the brain gets used to it and compensates for the delay, and it doesn't help anymore. I would also imagine it would by quite irritating to essentially be deaf in one ear but also hearing your delayed voice. It's also extremely expensive.
Theres an iOS app for it, I believe its $20. You could also use the speech jammer app for free to practice.