Being boring; public speaking
macloudt
macloudt at yahoo.co.uk
Sun Feb 17 22:53:20 UTC 2002
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "Aberforth's Goat"
<Aberforths_Goat at Y...> wrote:
> BTW, I'm curious: is the kind of person who hangs out on this
> kind of list typically good at acting and public speaking but
> rather shy in direct personal conversation??
>
Public speaking!? AAAKKK!! Shoot me now! Hate it passionately, in
any form. I can still feel my palms sweating up just thinking of
whenever I had to make a class presentation, which all students
(myself included) usually turned into Nap Time, so no one but the
prof (hopefully anyway) was listening. As for acting...well, just
call me a bad liar and leave it at that.
Nope, I'm pretty introverted. I'm far more comfortable in a small
group than a large one. I'm one of those people who stands in the
corner during a party (next to the crackers and dip if possible)
looking and feeling like a nerk because large social gatherings leave
me feeling lost. But I'll happily strike up a conversation with one
or two people and not feel too self-concious. It's simply the way I
am. I enjoy this group so much because it feels like a small social
gathering, even if there are 600+ members. Boring? Yep, but my
front door is always open anyway if you're in the mood for a chat and
a cuppa.
Cheers!
Mary Ann :)
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