<human>: Hey everyone! So I'm basically just looking for tips and tricks for talking in class. I'm a senior in college, so you'd think I'd have the hang of it by now...but no. Somehow I've gotten by with rarely participating in most classes. But in a philosophy class I'm taking now, class participation is 25% of the final grade. I doubt I'd fail, even if I rarely participate because the teacher just doesn't seem like he'd fail anyone. He's a 79 year old man...oh and did I mention the class is the philosophy of sex and love? It's actually a really fun class. We talk about various topics having to due with relationships and sex (taboo sexual behavior, incest, yada yada). So the entire class is a discussion. I obviously have opinions on these topics, but I'm constantly trying to form each sentence in my head before I raise my hand to make sure I know what I'm talking about...but then by the time I've sorted it out in my head, it's not the right time to say my two cents.

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<bot>: I suck at class participation because I'm constantly over-analyzing what I'm going to say, and then once I figure it out...the timing is wrong and I don't end up saying anything.