There is something to be said about the wave of “just be yourself” where “as long as yourself is acceptable” is just swimming under the surface.

I’ve always spoken quickly (and am probably hyperverbal), more so when I’m happy or excited. Which in practice means that whenever I get happy/excited around strangers, I’m rolling the dice on being interrupted and told I should speak more slowly & they have to strain to understand me.

I have to strain to speak slowly. I can’t “be myself” and speak slowly most of the time, and. yknow. I am always me. I would always have to strain myself to speak “right”, whereas the person im speaking to often only has to do it for a minute or two.

Don’t get me wrong, I get that it can be really annoying and bothersome, I even get why it pisses people off, I just wish my self-expression wouldnt so often be synonymous with annoying others.

lowkey we migjt be hyperverbal, we usually talk way more than needed and we kinda camt control it and its annoying,,

Having the Type of audhd that actually makes it impossible to shut up and you watch urself do the flaming train wreck while Infodumping on unsuspecting allistics

Ultracrepidarian

n. a person who expresses opinions on matters outside the scope of their knowledge or expertise.

adj. expressing opinions on matters outside the scope of one’s knowledge or expertise.

I can come off this way when I leave my lane. Being hyperverbal autistic, when someone stumbles on a special interest, I can talk like an expert. They might ask if I am a specialist, but then I end up saying…

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welcome to our-altverbal-experience, a blog dedicated to giving altverbal people an outlet. this space was made by me, a semiverbal adult who was frustrated by the sheer lack of active blogs that serve that purpose.

I aim to be inclusive of all altverbal people, whether they be nonverbal, semiverbal, verbalflux, or even hyperverbal, regardless of what causes their altverbality! it’s my understanding that altverbal spaces tend to focus heavily on autistic perspectives, when things like schizophrenia, physical disabilities, etc. can also result in having an atypical relationship with mouth words, understanding speech, etc. and I want this one to be different. those who are selectively mute and situationally mute are also welcome to send in asks!

the only real rule is to be respectful: do not refer to speech loss episodes as going nonverbal, as that is disrespectful to nonverbal people (being nonverbal is a permanent state!), and plural experiences also shouldn’t be policed, especially by singlets.

this blog is pro self-diagnosis and pro-endo. keep that in mind when interacting. there is no DNI. I hope you enjoy your stay!

I am so sick of being chosen as a secondary. This is about my niece, who is in college and her birthday is coming up for her 21st. I promised her her first drink and teach her a thing or two. I am not allowed to drink, but I will have virgins of whatever.

We planned a month ahead with her boyfriend and her that the weekend of her birthday we would drive down. We are currently a bit over 2 hours away, and after this little event I will not see her.. probably ever again.

I am going across the country in my RV, with my spouse. Even if I could see her it wouldn’t be for several years. To get there we have been saving for the past 2 months and to get back to my home state would take a long time of saving up. The plan is 2 years at the new location.

We are going to support and help a friend get out of the military. It’s hard changing your lifestyle so quickly. He’s an anxious type to boot!

So, here’s the kicker: my niece never told her mother about this little get together and now has been double booked. For a cruise! My sister has taken her kids on many cruises, trips, and to many entertainment parks. She can’t show love so she buys it. (Narcissist)

Now I am being told to change MY schedule. WE HAD A PLAN. Wtf!?

She lives with her mom, so she sees her year round. Me? Maybe twice a year if I’m lucky. She calls me her favorite and that she loves me…but that’s not matching behavior.

I am quite upset and no one understands how conniving my sister can be, so I have no one to talk with over the phone.

I get hyper verbal when upset and people have lives…this, I am here.

one skill i’d never trade for anything is i can learn languages relatively easily.

who else be yapping like hell ? i cant sstop talking heellpp

i love talking!!! i love talking!!!!!! hyperverbal mfs reblog . rebolg if you cant stop yapping and cant stop talking and just keep talking so much and are extremely extroverted even if people avoid you because you talk so much but when they avoid you you just follow them so they’ll LISTEN and LEARN that you’re a KIND and NICE person and that you AREN’T annoying . rbelog if you just love to talk and yap and yap and talk so much that yoyre throat hurts and mouth hurts because you talk so much and loudly and sometimes or usually or most of the times or always have trouble controlling the volume of your voice .

I keep trying to stop myself from making every single one of my posts in like a three (or more) paragraph format and yet they keep ending up like that. Istg it’s just impossible to contain my thoughts to a succinct sentence or paragraph. (This post is me trying very hard to do that)

shoutout to hyperverbal autistics

I’m writing a fic, and I don’t know how the fuck I am better at writing then I am speaking. Like I’ll write something and it’ll be all poetic and shit then I speak and you can barely make out what I am talking about.

*Definition: When you generally talk frequently, sometimes compulsively, often quickly and with an extensive vocabulary.

It can often be associated with neurodivergence like autism, ADHD, anxiety, OCD, NPD, schizophrenia, and bipolar, but being hyperverbal does not require a diagnosis. More here: https://www.verywellhealth.com/excessive-talking-5224128

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★ hyperverbal shaun ; a flag for when you are hyperverbal and also shaun from shaun of the dead (2004)! based loosely on this hyperverbal flag.

ⓘ anyone may use our terms. if this has already been coined, consider this flag an alternative to the original! we currently do not take coining requests.

tagging: @cakeqai , for @sandfordpolice

[pt: hyperverbal shaun. a flag for when you are hyperverbal and so shaun from shaun of the dead (2004)! based loosely on this hyperverbal flag (link).

anyone may use our terms. if this has already been coined, consider this an alternative to the original! we currently do not take coining requests.

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The hyper verbal autistic need to yap 24/7 is getting to me bad the only two people I yap to are busy and I hate bothering them because it makes me feel so annoying guys what do I do

Being HyperVerbal Is A Real—And Disabling—Autistic Experience — THINKING PERSON’S GUIDE TO AUTISM

By M. Kelter for TPGA,

“The degree to which someone understands autistic communication will directly shape how they respond to that autistic individual. Viewing hyperverbal speech purely through the lens of its surface output, rather than its underlying mechanisms and impacts, leaves autistic people at risk for a long line of hostile reactions from the world and without avenues of support for managing associated psychiatric and social experiences.”

Shout out to my fellow info-dumpers and over-sharers. I know you aren’t self absorbed. You’re making an effort to connect. Sharing your world. Inviting, without explicitly saying so, others to share their worlds as well.

And you’re probably hyperverbal, so not talking is like being covered in ants.

I love your sharing.

Autism + verbality userboxes 🙂‍↕️🍀.!

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Reposted from our Instagram (@ cleme.core) again. Free to use. Credit appreciated but not needed! 🤍.

Bottom-tier hyperverbal experience is having so many words in your brain and someone else in the room but that other person is in shutdown mode so you can’t say any of them and it feels like they’re building up in your brain and pushing against the back of your eyes and throat and it makes you want to claw them out with your fingers

One thing about me is, I talk about things that make me self conscious a lot, and people think I’m trying to be special. So, I talk too much about my food sensitivities, being autistic, having OCD, and now, using a powerchair. I have a bad memory, so I don’t know how many times I’ve said something until someone points it out.

I don’t realize I’m talking so much about it until someone gets annoyed with me. Then I do it again another time, until I realize I have alienated myself from people because of talking about myself.

The reality is, I’m just constantly trying to acknowledge the things I feel self-conscious about while trying to build I case for being allowed to take up space. Nobody asked me to do that. They were never thinking about that. I just kept offering it, because I have no self-esteem. Now I have annoyed people again.