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Is it a great idea for me to start getting recognition software or a speech pathology software, because I sometimes have mis-communication problems with other people and I don't want to continue coming off as weird or awkward the rest of my life, believe I want to put myself out there more, but I often worry that I could say the wrong thing that rubs someone the wrong way. So, what do you think?

There is a poll. I'm just going to describe the options in a sentence.

Fatalistic: You speak in definitive terms. "Don't, Won't, Can't; Do, Will, Must". I.E "They won't do it" refusing to give people a chance, etc.

Forceful: Overbearing terms, usually depicting a pre-determined decision, I.E. "You will see it my way someday...", usually used to appeal to self and experience. Often used to deflect as well, I.E. "You cannot ever understand."

Casual: General Communication level with no highs or lows. Rarest of all.

Convincing: A general sense of constant appeals, motivations, and attempts to sway, I.E. "You can do it!" or "You should do this for me" or "You shouldn't be that way", it's less forceful fatalistic speech.

Soothing: A general sense of avoidant speech, attempts to quell problems by simply never engaging in them, I.E. "I'm sorry that happened to you.", pet names like "Sweetie" to bring the listener closer and undermine resistance to an idea, etc.

My category would be