Thanks. Aprecciate it. Very good insight and I agree with you. In fact we are already a non-stutterer. You said that we inhibit execution of motor speech movements by holding back but I would refrase it and said that we hold back in any type of activity regardless of speech. Any activity that that we have to perform, the conditioned responses kicks in and the freezing or holding back ocurrs. With speech its more notorius that why all people thinks stammering is just a speech-related situation. But is not. Personally I stutter while playing guitar. ¿Weird right? But I do hehe. The key may be to change our sutter program on our brain and replace the narrative for a positive one. For a fluent one. First you have to observe your own midnset so you know what you are trying to change. Then is just a matter of time until the new narrative replace the old stuttering pathways. This is too just my take on it. ¿May I ask you a question? have you notice any improvements in your stuttering lately? You seem like an observer person. Take care