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Honestly, there is a chance I’m dependent on it now. But I’m still okay with that being a trade off. So long as I always have at least 40 minutes notice before
by wycy 8y ago
Honestly, there is a chance I’m dependent on it now. But I’m still okay with that being a trade off. So long as I always have at least 40 minutes notice before having to do public speaking, I should be fine.
- sizzle 8y agoWhat if you have poor speaking mannerisms or public speaking/story telling mechanics (e.g. applying emphasis to words, voice inflection, intonation, etc.) to engage a crowd or simply lack social awareness from being on the spectrum, will the drug make you confidently make a fool of yourself in front of a crowd if you haven't practiced the art of public speaking? Thanks for sharing your experience!
- wycy 8y agoExactly, it’d just let you confidently make a fool of yourself, it won’t automatically make you a skilled orator. The ideal approach would be to take propranolol, then use that confidence to take public speaking classes.