> The unfortunate thing is that when I'm in conversations, I'm a lot dumber than I normally in. That's OK. Everyone takes time finding their groove. There used

> The unfortunate thing is that when I'm in conversations, I'm a lot dumber than I normally in. That's OK. Everyone takes time finding their groove. There used to be days where I did not engage in any conversation until the afternoon, and so my speech always felt rusty. Now I'm at a point in my life where I'm having a chat at 6am, and that sort of thing continues throughout the day. But boy oh boy am I not very interesting to talk to for that first hour. Anyways, I think most extroverts don't really care that someone appears a little jagged in conversation. They simply benefit from having a conversation.