An unblocked chat website to talk with my peers?
ebuddy.com meebo.com webmessenger.msn.com www.iloveim.com www.messengerfx.com Type "online messenger" or something along those lines and a bunch will come up! =D
Can you have selective mutism, if you can talk to peers, but not to teachers?
If not being able to speak is beyond your control, then yes, it is a form of selective mutism. Whispering with voice isn't mute. Don't confuse being shy with being mute. Selective mustism usually refers to suddenly becoming completely mute (not having any ability to speak) after being able to speak normally. Usually this happens after severe traumatic event or injury.
How to talk to my peers?
I am 15 years old. When i first entered high school i was an idiot without any social skills .And now i just don't have social skills. Ok so when i started highschool, i didn't know how to talk to people, how much eye contact I'm supposed, and how important body language is .So as a solution to this i just ignored everyone (and i mean seriously ignored them - not even acknowledge their existence because i didn't know how to look,greet or talk yo them) and pretended that i was to smart for them . *on a side note i did get a girlfriend of a low social standing but i didn't look her in the eyes on a first (and only) date and it was awkward because i couldn't start any good conversations because i didn't know what to talk about or how to keep a conversation going. Now i am 15 i only have 6 friends and i can barely keep conversation with them . What am i supposed to talk about that will be interesting and not just dull small talk ?How do i approach ,talk to ,and makes friends with these people that I've been ignoring for two years?how much eye contact am i supposed to give people? Also ,are you really supposed to smile at people? -i don't want to look like an idiot. But yeah ,i feel like I've never been able to connect with anyone,
How can I enjoy talking to my peers?
Since you are asking this question, I am assuming you don’t enjoy talking to your peers. I have to admit that I don’t feel this way and am wondering if I should even attempt answering this question. I throughly enjoy talking to peers.There may be a few reasons why you don’t enjoy talking to peers. One or more of the reasons below might be true in your case:You feel your peers are inferior in their intellectual capabilities compared to you.You feel your interests don’t match that of your peers.May be you are not really curious about them or their lives. Listening them talk makes you yawn.This is unlikely, but may be you have a competitive mindset and that prevents engagement.My $0.02 based on limited information.
Two WindowsXP computers talking to each other in a peer-to-peer?
Getting two WindowsXP computers talking to each other in a peer-to-peer (non server based) network can be problematic at times. When computers don't see each other in Network Neighborhood or show errors when trying to browse, what can be done and why is this necessary? Both machines can access the internet through the router with no problems, they are both in the same workgroup, file and printer sharing is turned on, and there are folders that have been shared correctly on both machines.
All my peers have boyfriends or girlfriends who they can talk to when they feel low/wanna cry. I feel alone cause I only see my friends at school. Where can I find someone to help me with this?
Life is a rough sea. The journey becomes easier if you have a certain someone by your side to confide in. The feeling of assurance of having someone to share your deepest fears, the one to pull you out when you drown, is a relief in the tempest of uncertainity.And when you have no one,you feel like a lonely island. Thats where loneliness creeps in. Don’t get sucked into the feeling. It will only lead you into depression. Its good to recognize the warning flags at start and find your “rock” to lean on. While there are many forums available online, I have always relied on books. “Unposted Letters” by the voice Ra, was my rock. You can check the book and I hope it helps you.Though having your “certain better half” “friends for life” is much in fashion, nobody undeestands your pain more better than your parents. Though this may seem against the general notion of today’s youth. All of us live far away from home, and lead a robotic “9–5” schedule. Loneliness is inevitable. But don’t you think, the one who carried you in her womb for nine months bearing all the pain, won’t understand your pain.Have a talk. Open your heart. Indian Dads can be strict. You can start with having your mom as your confidante. Life will be much easier and happier.Love and hapiness ahead,J.S
I am shy and find it difficult talking to my female peers. What can I learn now that's going to change this forever?
You can learn to regard them as human, like you, not as a mysterious collection of fun parts.Once you do that, you have to make sure you don't abuse anyone.Then life gets to be fun with lots of choices.
Why do white kids use ebonics while talking among their peers?
Why does anyone do it? America gives its citizens 12 FREE years of education and they waste it! Other countries don't get free education, why do you think those commercials show those starving children and mention they don't go to school? Because they cannot afford to go! I would never hire anyone who spoke like that.