My Introduction

Nooo, no....that's only the beginning. The hard part is like that one time Wily Coyote caught Roadrunner. "Ok, they're talking to me. Now what?!" LOL

hahaha! Maybe, it depends on the person. If I find we have something in common or the other person is a good conversationalist then I'm okay. However there have been times when a conversation has died because I couldn't think of what to say, questions to ask, or the other person wasn't helping the conversation along either. The struggle is real sometimes.

Haha, I hate awkward pauses in conversations. I think it's really hard to keep a conversation going if the other person only responds with one or two word answers. You can only keep the flow going for so long before you run out of possible questions

One person was asking for friends her age so I pmed her and she just responded with one word answers and eventually I just thought I have no more questions what do I do now?...

Super awkward lol

That is very true! If the person you are trying to talk to is basically non-responsive there isn't much you can do. It does make the situation very awkward.

Yeah it does, I mean, believe it or not despite what you see through my posts I'm not much of a talker, but I do try to answer questions in a sentence or more at least

Haha, you seem like you'd be chatty

Welcome to cc nice to see new comers....be blessed

Ever get stage fright or blank out for no reason? Lol

Yes, I've experienced stage fright (it's horrible) but I don't think I've ever blanked out except once during a test. Have you?

Haha, I can be if you know me very well, but no I don't talk much.
I'm that person in the corner who's friends with more adults then kids xD

I've never gotten it for no reason.
I do get awful stage freight every time I play in front of people though.
Unless I am used to playing in front of them (then I just get a little nervous)
Playing in front of kids is never a problem tho cuz they will love you just cuz you have a violin xD
Ughhh I hate paying in front of people. Last time I played in front of a crowd I messed up and practiced for hours non stop for the next show until my music teacher yelled at me and said I'm gonna mess up my fingers lol

It's ironic. I have no problem speaking in front of a crowd, thanks to an amazing teacher in school that helped us realize that if you don't point out your mistakes, the audience probably won't notice, and if it's painfully obvious you did, laugh it off with the audience and move on. In person though....yeah.....