Dare to Express: Book 1: A Collection of Bold Stories and Brave Women

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Using your voice may come in ways like public speaking and as mundane as it sounds, it’s a powerful way to get your point across to others. You see various motivational speakers expressing who they are and what they believe in, which are admired by millions of people worldwide. This is just an example of the impact using your voice can leave.

Expressing yourself isn’t an option, but it’s needed – you owe that both to yourself and the people you love. If you’re someone who fears vulnerability and has a problem with expressing themselves, self-expression doesn’t always come in the form of words, but it can also be through creativity and art. Must" is an auxiliary verb which can express: a)a necessity; b)an insistent demand or a firm resolve; c)the inferred or presumed certainty of a fact; d)prohibition (when used negatively). Need" according to all dictionaries is a verb that means "have need of, want, require" and is conjugated as all full verbs normally are: "He needs money; do you need anything else?" But apart from this, it also has the meaning of "to be under a necessity or obligation to do something". When used in this sense, it often shows some peculiarities by which verbs are recognized as auxiliaries in English: But I realized pretty early on in my career that I could use writing as a bridge to create intimate connections with my audience.

Take accountability for your own emotions. State your feelings in a way that avoids blaming others. Recognize that your unpleasant feelings have more to do with your mindset rather than external events. Release fears. Fear and anxiety build up when we try to shelter ourselves from difficult truths rather than facing them directly. When you see yourself successfully negotiating a disagreement with someone, you’ll feel more confident. With just a combination of words, you can make someone feel something through what you just expressed. Don’t doubt your ability to express yourself in writing – whether it’s through poetry, journal, or another way entirely – as long as you write what is true, it’s a self –expression that counts. Another underrated form of expression, but using your voice to speak truths is a very powerful skill. It takes courage and bravery to speak your version of the truth, nobody what anybody else may say. Self-expression is revealing who you are and everything you believe to be your reality, whether it’s through your thoughts, emotions, behavior, or beliefs. These all comprise of who you are and it means you convey who you truly are to others.

In the third person, it tends to be restricted to the expression of a necessity which is either imposed by the will of the speaker, or relative to some specified end, or enunciated as a general proposition: Dancers are often seen as individuals who shed open their naked souls to their audience as it can be that vulnerable. You can’t dance without emotions as you’ll look lifestyle and stiff. If dance is the only way you know how to express yourself, that’s completely okay.This raises the problem of a possible difference of meaning between the two forms. Here is how Dwight L.Bolinger, in an article published in Vol.4 of College English, approaches the problem: