My speech is just about okay typing, I don't know the right words for many things so I make words up that are as close to as possible as the real/correct wording. In spoken language my speech is what my sister calls broken up riddles and they often have to work hard by what I mean, try to teach me the correct words.
Let's say we are having a text conversation via whatsapp and we don't talk about something for a while, days after stating something, like can you help me next week after Christmas. I then say something like how do I do this on Facebook for an example... do you think I mean check or answer me now, as I do mean to check after or answer me next week after Christmas. I can tell people who I do this too find it very hard and annoying. They constantly tell me to think more, I do try.
People are getting fed up guessing what I am trying to say, I also make up words for things that I don't know the real name, by the action required for a task or if the word I do know but can't say it right. This stops me from stimming as much.
One word I made up, for an example is tug. I will explain what it is, and why I call it tug.
Tug is a duvet, I can't pronounce duvet very well, I can say it almost normally correct now, but couldn't when even a few years ago. Tug means the warmth of the said duvet, as it's close to tog, you tug yourself into bed (I couldn't remember the actual word, which is tuck. You also tug on the bedsheets to make the bed.
I don't talk in full sentences as words very hard for me to think and talk, it either comes out slow, taking pauses to thinking and worrying what people think it's as if I have , and if they understand me. It is almost like havind de-