It may be easier to say what I want to say if someone else enters the conversation first. But sometimes it becomes a problem if I speak first. However, this varies depending on the environment. If I soften my voice a little more, I can speak more fluently. If there is no sound vibration. By the way, as far as I know, there is no one in my family or distant relatives who stutters. Also, if there is such a thing, my chin shakes before I speak, I wait a while to say something, it is difficult at first. I think it's due to high dopamine + anxiety, or maybe I can be more fluent if I enter into a conversation without thinking about it. I was more comfortable while using Cipralex. Yes that's true.Stuttering is not only a language or motor skill issue, but also a complex condition influenced by social, psychological, and subconscious factors. People who stutter, especially when they anticipate words they fear or struggle with, may reinforce their need to "control" their speech. Accepting stuttering can be difficult due to external psychosocial factors.