Why do I sometimes slurr my speech when talking? Do I have parkinsons? Did I have a stroke? I remember sometimes the side of my head like around my temples would pulsate and hurt a bit but it doesn't do that anymore.
Your mouth has likely just gotten lazy. Spoken word and enunciation used to be a rigorously graded skill. Practice some readings now and then.Or could be a gradual physiological change, like jaw misalignment or slightly swollen tongue. some deficiencies can cause the latter. Anemia I think, among others.
>>34327628I see. Thing is, it only happens when I talk naturally, not when reading outloud.
>>34327662probs just getting lazy
>>34327592Mind moving faster than your mouth.I forced myself to not use specific words, and the puzzle slowed down my brain so my mouth can say it.Specific words being: the basic way I want to say it. Gotta say it differently.Unintentionally improved abstract communication too, because I can rephrase faster, which helps when someone doesn't understand the first thing I said.
