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bbw_loverNkitty
Sex God
This is inspired by a thread posted by venus68. On reading her Words that trip you up! I smugly thought my spelling is pretty good … well normally. However when it comes to speaking there are certain words that trip me up. No matter how I try it comes out wrong … in fact so wrong even I can hear it as it comes out. I developed all sorts of techniques to combat it but they still sound out.
The interesting thing is they're similar types of words: tragedy, strategy etc. So there must be some physiological condition or something. Please say it's not just me. sad
Sgt_Bilko
Sex God
It's just you!!! :shock: :shock: lol :lol: :lol: wink
Misskitty_2008
Sex God
It's not just you hunie, I have the same problem (as you well know!) I'm always having trouble with my worms.. oops sorry words... cool
noladreams
Sex God
I always say 'philosophical' wrong.
Don't know why.
Philosophy, philosopher... they're fine. But philosophical just comes out slightly wrong.
Nola x
Dave__Notts
Sex God
Whenever Alex says "Can I have......" my head says no but when I speak it comes out as "Yes".
I don't think this has anything to do with word slips.......it has more to do with, my life would be made a misery if I used the "N" word lol
Dave_Notts
bbw_loverNkitty
Sex God
Quote by Dave__Notts
Whenever Alex says "Can I have......" my head says no but when I speak it comes out as "Yes".
I don't think this has anything to do with word slips.......it has more to do with, my life would be made a misery if I used the "N" word lol
Dave_Notts

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bolt
Unknown User
I'm married to a bloke who genuinely cannot distinguish between "th" and "f" when speaking. Despite the best efforts of his beautifully spoken nan when he was growing up, my own and the efforts of several friends....he still can't hear a difference! banghead
My sister in law could say Newcastle-upon-tyne, but if she tried to say Newcastle-under-lyme, the Newcastle turned into "newcastleabuble" Go figure!
venus68
Casanova
yes all the time things end up as phaphaphapha or paapapapapa because I have got all tongue tied. I put it down to the fact that my brain is racing all the time ahead of what I am actually saying or typing for that matter.
The reason I spell words incorrectly amazes me as I know the difference between where and wear, yet often I will write the wrong one without noticing. I always have to read back. Same happens with my speech only it's words tripping up because I'm thinking of a word where I know the meaning but not sure how it is said or something like that.
bbw_loverNkitty
Sex God
Quote by venus68
yes all the time things end up as phaphaphapha or paapapapapa because I have got all tongue tied. I put it down to the fact that my brain is racing all the time ahead of what I am actually saying or typing for that matter.
The reason I spell words incorrectly amazes me as I know the difference between where and wear, yet often I will write the wrong one without noticing. I always have to read back. Same happens with my speech only it's words tripping up because I'm thinking of a word where I know the meaning but not sure how it is said or something like that.

I think I must have a similar problem? My brain's either racing ahead, or I'm thinking about something else, while my mouth is having the same conversation. If that makes any sense?
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I have trouble saying out loud regularly
Don't know why but it usually takes me at least 3 goes to get it right lol x
fem_4_taboo
Sex God
Quote by Bbw4umen
I have trouble saying out loud regularly
Don't know why but it usually takes me at least 3 goes to get it right lol x

while reading that i reaslised i cant say it either lol
when i was doing law at uni i had to give a presentation and say legislation... but i couldnt. the more i thougt about saying it right the more id trip myself up
i also cant say "chasis", the car thing.
as a child i couldnt say solider just to say my dad was a sholder.
xxx fem xxx
Unknown User
Poets priests and politicians have words to thank for they're positions. No ones jamming they're transmissions
Dee do do do dee da da da
reference please biggrin
red_dragon2006
Sexlightened
Quote by fem_4_taboo
I have trouble saying out loud regularly
Don't know why but it usually takes me at least 3 goes to get it right lol x

while reading that i reaslised i cant say it either lol
when i was doing law at uni i had to give a presentation and say legislation... but i couldnt. the more i thougt about saying it right the more id trip myself up
i also cant say "chasis", the car thing.
as a child i couldnt say solider just to say my dad was a sholder.
xxx fem xxx
what does a solider do?? LOL
H__x
Sex God
Quote by Bbw4umen
I have trouble saying out loud regularly
Don't know why but it usually takes me at least 3 goes to get it right lol x

Maybe you need to say it more often?
Regularly regular.
H.x
red_dragon2006
Sexlightened
just say regu - lilly
say the lilly bit as fast as you can and nobody will notice lol
Calista
Sex God
I fall over words when I'm tired and it's usually words that I can say and then I start stuttering redface I've a dreadful stutter which I can control quiet well but tiredness is a killer and I lose all control of my tongue sad
Peanut
Sex God
I don't have problems with the words themselves per se but when I'm nervous my mouth dries to such a degree that my tongue just won't function and tends to stick to the roof of my mouth. Job interviews were rather funny affairs looking back. redface
bbw_loverNkitty
Sex God
When I'm tired, in my mind the words are crystal clear, but they somehow come out sounding like wibble, wibble, wibble, … and then I stand there thinking Huh???
God knows what it sound like to everyone else.
:grin: