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Overall, there is a very significant difference between my writing skills and my speaking skills. The evidence of this major difference can be found in the kind of response I receive from others when I write to them versus when I speak to them.
My writing tends to rub people the wrong way. I have been on the receiving end of all manner of unexpected negative response as a result of what I wrote.
It is very different when I speak. After I finish, people come up to hug me or shake my hand. They say thank you and tell me how much they appreciate what I had to say.
I realize there is an existing difference between the way people speak and the way they write however, my differences appear to be extreme.
It isn't my tongue that cuts like a double edge sword, it's my writing!
Any suggestions on how to bridge the gap a little better between writing content and speaking it would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Gehanna
My writing tends to rub people the wrong way. I have been on the receiving end of all manner of unexpected negative response as a result of what I wrote.
It is very different when I speak. After I finish, people come up to hug me or shake my hand. They say thank you and tell me how much they appreciate what I had to say.
I realize there is an existing difference between the way people speak and the way they write however, my differences appear to be extreme.
It isn't my tongue that cuts like a double edge sword, it's my writing!
Any suggestions on how to bridge the gap a little better between writing content and speaking it would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Gehanna