Dimitri
11-16-2009, 12:37 AM
I've been thinking about something I heard from a speech therapist a long time ago. She said how a long time ago they used to treat stuttering in Russia by putting the person in a theater in front of a large audience. To me this is equal to a nightmare.
But these days we have computers and voice chatrooms and its free to talk all day long as long as you have a computer, internet access and a microphone. We could do this between ourselves and no one would care because we all stutter anyway. Whats the worst thing that could happen? No one could laugh at you plus you can always hangup.
We could pick a random topic that one of us would discuss and then the other ones will ask questions. I have always hated myself for never asking questions.
Anyone wanna do this?
But these days we have computers and voice chatrooms and its free to talk all day long as long as you have a computer, internet access and a microphone. We could do this between ourselves and no one would care because we all stutter anyway. Whats the worst thing that could happen? No one could laugh at you plus you can always hangup.
We could pick a random topic that one of us would discuss and then the other ones will ask questions. I have always hated myself for never asking questions.
Anyone wanna do this?