Yeah, I know what you mean. I've managed to push it aside, but I occasionally think about it. (Note that I started BRing when I was 15!
)
What *really* makes me awkward, though, is BRing in English for native English speakers - younger or older than me alike. (When they're older, it's even worse
) I think, 'how can I correct someone who speaks English everyday?'. But then I think that I can at least point out the typos and go ahead with it *g* To be honest, BRing has helped *me* improve as well - made me look up words, discuss grammatical phenomena, and get a different degree of insight into writing. Because, suppose the writer has some awkward phrasing. You have to try to figure out what they mean, and help them rephrase so that the meaning shows clearly.
Anyways - the short answer was 'yes, but I've coped with it. There are worse things in life and BRing
'
See ya,
AnnaBtG.
