Just reddit things, I stopped caring about it ages ago. People seem to love taking offence to things on the site and a culture is in my opinion encouraged by a clearly broken rating system. That said I know what is genuine and my post was exactly that. As I originally mentioned I couldn't find anything talking about the topic of mimic stuttering it was all articles about people with stutters, as aforementioned I don't have any memory of having one and therefore I found it strange and embarrasing because I didn't want them thinking I was mocking them as I know stutters have a tendency to get bullied for it let alone that it might make someone feel selfconcious about it. I think next time I see that person I will bring it up and apologise.