u/clacogg Did we get all that? Cool. Don't be afraid to look up each thing you don't understand so you understand how all of these play a role in a systematic context! >*"Now, the thing is, this sub is about sharing insights and advice on this problem, I'm giving some resources because I really believe in this, so dont come with this attitude of being superior."* *"I think it's both."* * That's fine to think that, but don't say what you **THINK as a FACT** like **YOU SAID**. You're creating falsehoods and contributing to people's understanding of stuttering/stammering. CAN stuttering a neurosis? Possibly. However, people with anxiety-causing stutters typically aren't in this subreddit. Furthermore, there's so much more evidence that is casual AND correlative with developmental or physiological etiology. To understand the etiology, you can then understand the physiology and come up with a solution. Saying stuttering is a "neurosis" is not only incorrect, but completely invalidates thorough and effortful systematic research and science