+5 votes
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Yes 1 vote, 9%
A little 3 votes, 27%
No 7 votes, 64%
Undecided 0 votes

11 Answers

+7 votes
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Nah, I've had too much practice. You soon get used to it.

But when I was a teen the thought of getting up before a crowd would have terrified me. I was so shy I used to mumble, even in normal conversation, in case I said something embarrassing. But I got lucky, I met this little blonde who took it on herself to knock my confidence into shape. These days she claims she over-did it. She's probably right.
by
lolz God Bless Mrs Didge
+5 votes
No, by

I always got the Lead in School Plays , learned my lines off by Heart and never needed prompting and I Loved every single Play I was in and every single Performance. 

It was Magical , the applause from the Audience gave me such a high , the Costumes were amazing and I never missed my Cue 

by
Hey! that's Cool Amber , now I see my choice.
+5 votes
No, by
Nope
+3 votes
A little, by
No I don´t have any when it comes to performing on stage but keeping a speech which I written myself is something I have some fright for.
+4 votes
No, by
I've made speeches at four weddings and I was captain at our golf club where I made 100s of speeches infront of crowds .....
+4 votes
Yes, by
I can speak in front of a smallish group, especially if they're coworkers or familiar in some other way, but getting up in front of a bunch of strangers?  Nope.  Nopety, nope, nope.
+5 votes
No, by
I did when I was in school but later in life I was a speaker at various business seminars and spoke to crowds ranging from 20 to 200 people. I guess maturity kicked in as I was very comfortable speaking.
+3 votes
No, by
Have always loved theatre.
+3 votes
No, by
No.
+2 votes
A little, by

Public Speaking in college did help me get rid of most of the stage fright.

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