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I am in PhD program and I stutter. I think I enrolled the program inspite of my stutter and because of my stutter. I needed to push boundaries and overcome this anxiety of new people, presentations et...
I am the exact same way. In front of my parents/family, I stutter almost constantly. But as soon as I'm out with friends/in public, I barely ever have problems stuttering. Yet I also find that the ...
I'm the worst in front of my parents. I'm not sure why that is, exactly. I have a theory that my stutter is all about pressure I put on myself, so perhaps I feel even more pressure to 'impress' my p...
I have a couple thoughts -- 1) stuttering is variable. Not everyone who stutters is going to have the same experiences. You will stutter more in different situations compared to me, and vice versa. ...
"I can tell they don't like it one bit, the expressions I get from them just tells the entire story." That speaks volumes. I feel like people who stutter are more sensitive to the reactions of others...
Stutter much worse with family than with others
Stutter much worse with family than with others I have a 'mildish' stutter, It's improved a lot. I can talk in complete sentences without stuttering(sometimes), but sometimes I'll completely mess up e...
I especially loved the body language one. I actually stammer when im a bit excited,scared or anyother emotion which is even a bit intense. I hope the body language thing helps me cope up with it. ...
Stating my name on demand was always the hardest for me! I work closely with somebody with the exact same name, and I found it ridiculous that I could say his name on demand at work, yet if somebody ...
My name is Cameron. I will be 22 years old this thursday, and I am currently in school studying political science and english. I just transferred to a university from a community college. This next se...
Hi, im Nick. Im a 17 year old senior in high school, and I have a mild stutter. Ive had it since i could talk, and its been horrible. Ive always been afraid of public speaking, or speaking in general....
Well, it depends on how bad it is and how well you take it. For me it was quite bad, basically stuttering was causing stress, strong anxiety and embarassment in almost every speaking situation I got. ...
Hey! Really interesting to see all the PWS here who are doing journalism. I'm 25 and have been working as a journalist / editor for the last two years. It's been a bumpy road, but also, as someone els...
This is very true, at least for me. And also I find that the more unexpected I think my words would be to my listeners the more I stutter. ;...
Does anyone else feel a need to swallow in nervous situations?
Does anyone else feel a need to swallow in nervous situations? I've noticed that sometimes, when I'm faced with an uncomfortable "challenge" of some kind, like when someone says something to me that I...
Do you ever feel shameful or embarrassed when blocking? Is it sometimes hard to watch videos of other people blocking in social situations or something similar?...
Definitely annoying. Especially when people automatically assume you're nervous because you're stuttering, unaware that you just stutter, nervous or not....
not sure what's going on with my voice
not sure what's going on with my voice As long as I can remember, I've had these problems, but in recent years it's been getting a lot worse. I don't know if you could properly call this a stutter, bu...
Thanks for the reply, It's refreshing to hear from people with the same experience. You worded the sinking feeling perfectly "reality collapses around you" like nothing else besides trying to get tha...
I've never taken a job, until recently, that didn't force me to confront it. I've been a lead singer in a band, a radioman on a submarine, and I've also worked in a customer service call center. Gran...
So much this. I regret until this day that I never did that when I was younger. It aggravted my social anxiety and made my stuttering ice berg alot bigger than it could have been. It's also a great op...