“While answering someone's question, I have an answer but I'm unable to speak up. Not because of fear but I won't have words to explain”

Another soul answered...

Hey man, I hear you....uhh..... the thing with the fear of not being able to answer because of your inability that you might not be able to make the other person understand is pretty real. I had it too initially, but for a very short amount of time, since in my case, i like talking to myself about things about my plan for the rest of the day so in that process if there is actually something that i think i can explain myself makes me pretty much confident that i might be able to explain it to the other person as well. Not perfectly though, the problem is that your fear is coming from the uncertainty of whether your explanation to them would be perfect or not, but the problem comes in that part itself. Initially i also feared talking facts to people since i thought what if i say something wrong while making them understand something, but eventually i got rid of that habit due to my love of talking to myself i hve been called an idiot numerous number of times from random people for talking to myself people feel that its weird to talk to yourself but that way i know if i can make myself understand something i get enough confidence on whether or not i will make them understand the same thing. As far as speaking on the spot is concerned, i mean someone asked you question at a given instant and you have to reply almost immediately i think there is enough time window to reconsider the whole question in your mind before answering not to be perfect just for the sake of answering to the question and what if you get it wrong or could not make them understand something you will eventually find people who point out mistakes in your sttements and make them understand to you and as for the people who laugh i think either a person who knows too much will laugh or a person that actually knows less than you will laugh. Considering the second option in your head might help.