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June 28, 2013
➸ KJ's Blog: Can anyone explain why going nonverbal isn’t something you can just...
Can anyone explain why going nonverbal isn’t something you can just avoid by practicing what you’re going to say first? I went nonverbal for about two hours trying to talk to my ex last night (couldn’t even manage to type), and she was super understanding, but when I tried to complain to my bestie…
Because it’s a motor and sensory problem, and sometimes a cognitive problem too (speech and typing are different parts of the brain for instance, and language at all can just disappear too). Not a lack of preparation problem.
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lanthir reblogged this from justsomeanonymousblog and added:For me, being nonverbal is most often not lacking words, so much as it is lacking the ability to physically move in such...
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justsomeanonymousblog reblogged this from withasmoothroundstone and added:That makes sense. Let’s see if he’ll understand now. Thank you!
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