onks wrote:
yeah same problem here.
Like to talk to people in real.
Then I can connect much better to them than through some text form.
Audio is also my strength to compensate other shortcomings, including some emotional recognition
This.
At least I can have an immediate feedback of what I have said by the means of listening to the tone of voice and some obvious body language (e.g. wide gestures -> emotionally disturbed or upset).
Online I often wonder what I have said was appropriate or not. OK, I'm an alien here since I'm from Eastern Europe, yet I feel that it's hard to connect with people here. I have less problem at home, but still not the most fluent online. I don't like internet chat at all.
Offline (IRL) the hardest thing is to communicate in group setting. Yes, then I'm nervous and can't communicate as clearly as in writing. I have no problem with one-on-one communication, aside from coming off as weird...