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Less Stuttering Stutterer
Less Stuttering Stutterer I found the subreddit and held back sharing because I felt guilty for my stutter being more under control than in my youth. When I was really young I had a bad stutter and w...
Been there so many times, the key is to bring it up in the interactions ASAP. Here's how I do it personally: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RevjMKA2Xkk&t=1s ...
I stuttered when talking to a girl...
I stuttered when talking to a girl... So the other night I was at a nightclub and it took me a while (and some alcohol) but eventually I mustered enough courage to make a move on a girl on the dancefl...
In my interview I think I definitely sounded weird but it wasn't quite apparent that I had a stutter. I paused a lot trying to think of what I was going so that I wouldn't stutter tried to mimic conf...
"I stutter so I'll try to not keep us here overnight."....stealing this one for future use....
Bro, fuck it and do it. I grew up in the age where we weren't using tinder or even texting. I had to approach girls at the mall on Fridays. I just had my quick little speech in my head, practiced a mi...
I would maybe consider just saying something like ”hello my name is ****** and sometimes I stutter” that way everyone knows what's going on and hopefully relieve some of the pressure you would be feel...
Just remember this isn't heart surgery and sometimes you just have to jump in feet first. Make sure your shoulders are relaxed and breathe in through your nose. Take your time and smile. I'd even crac...
To specifically answer your last paragraph of should you introduce yourself as a stutterer — yes, I did for a couple years and it helped me a lot. If a gender-nonbinary person wants to be addressed ...
Personally i don’t find it helpful. When i speak out loud with myself I don’t stutter but the fact is that i don’t find any difference....
Stutter Positivity
Stutter Positivity I've posted on this sub a few times, but I'll introduce myself again. I'm a (now) 19 year old female who has been stuttering since the age of 2. I'm a musician (and quite the comedi...
Its is almost almost non existent when i avoid my feared words , no one would know. But if i were to challenge myself and say my idea without changing words , there can be pretty severe blocks ( silen...
Advertising copywriter. My job involves a lot of presenting (internally and to clients). I think stuttering has forced me to have a better vocabulary because I would often change my sentence to avoid ...
Completely agree. It's exhausting to talk a lot, and I'm definitely a huge introvert. But there was a time when I built my life around *not having to* talk, and that was an awful idea. Sometimes I cou...
I wouldn’t say this is directly to do with stuttering. This could be geared more towards your mental health. How do you sleep? How well do you eat? Is your diet balanced? Having a stutter is a pain in...
Oh hey, I only just saw your response. That would be super great if you came to the UK! We definitely need you, and others like you. I actually didn't realise we made it that hard for Filipino people ...
I would definitely love to do that, but something is holding me back from it. Recently I got really interested in debating, as my classmates presented how it is done in front of the whole class, and I...
I taught English in a foreign country (Japan in my case) for about 8 months. Teaching is pretty “performative” especially among foreigners. I Developed a number of techniques to pass as fluent. It...
It sounds like you’re doing great! You should be proud of being proactive with your speech. I would suggest looking for opportunities to push yourself into disfluent situations enough that they beco...
Matt, you are not what you call a stutterer you are a PWS. A big difference! Stuttering may be a part of you, but it definitely is not the whole you, and surely you know that. You said that you read a...