Input and output

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Do you have a easier time with input- soaking up info or output- putting your own words out?? I mean understanding or talking??

input

Most certainly input. It's like I have a huge underground tunnel that can get information but I only have a pipe that can send the information out.

Input. I'm that guy in the corner, 5 books in front of him, each on a different subject, taking notes with both hands. If it is a social event, I'm that guy in the corner, looking a bit bewildered and trying his best to become invisible.

Actually, I do quite well giving a class or a lecture, until I have to interact with more than one human at once. I HATE the Q&A session.

Pops

Input. I can communicate fairly effectively in writing, but spontaneous verbal conversation is more or less beyond me.

trick question for me.
I have difficulty with input if it is non-verbal or not spoken with correct use of the english language(people speak and write to ambigiously...I need them to define their meanings of particular words or miss-understand many timse)

Output...again, people miss-read my non-verbals and I often forget the word I want to say or get destracted by internal(my thoughts) and external(other noises) stimula. I do much better when I can write things and change them before I post...even then, I seem to be missunderstand. Also my poor spelling and bizzare grammer and punctuation make it harder for people to understand me. Frustrating either way. Some days are better then others.

input. Now if I could only get Processing down right..

Input.

I am like the Dyson Cyclone of input, always have to get more and more

I fail at output and even worse lately, even writing is difficult because I never can find the right words to illustrate my point and usually give up halfway through.