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Stuttering Hi! Sorry for the long post. I just wanted to get this out of my chest. I have been stuttering since middle school. I believe it all started because I was and still talking very fast. I was...

Hard to give attendence in college

Hard to give attendence in college So I will go straight to the centre of the issue, I have a very severe stutter since childhood so I talk really slow due to that, I have severe blockages and that st...

Yes, it happens when you try to speak too fast. I could understand how busy drive thru restaurants are and in order to serve customer you need to speak fast and manage orders....

I'm sorry that's happened to you. It's not right. If it helps, I have found it best approach to laugh at my stutter when I find it funny. And, not laugh when I'm frustrated by my stutter. I've found ...

I don’t know I think I started stuttering since I was a kid and developed handwriting blocks after practicing piano intensively but they don’t happen that often...

DAE yawn mid stammer to encourage the words to come out??

DAE yawn mid stammer to encourage the words to come out?? [removed]...

Like sometimes I block when I write so like I can’t write letters in specific moments and it will take me like a few seconds for my hands to follow through and my handwriting is really messy because I...

I use a technique which I call establishing your 'speech floor' -> akin to getting comfortable on the stage floor before acting. Don't feel pressured to start saying valuable things right when you...

Anyone else not stutter at all when speaking alone?

Anyone else not stutter at all when speaking alone? I just don't get it. If I'm talking alone, I don't stutter at all. When I'm facing someone, it's like my entire vocal cords tense up and I stutter l...

I recently had a meltdown in front of the class during a 5 mins presentation (heavy stutter, weak voice and trembling you name it). Unfortunately I have to take another class with the same proff and l...

Same experience here too (but I say about 75% of my stuttering is driven by anxiety, the rest is just there)... had to do a lot of pseudo stuttering. I did stick with speech therapy though for the the...

My stutter is unique and 100% driven by anxiety. Normal tools taught by speech therapists don't help. Hell, I don't even stutter in front of speech therapists. Last time I went to a speech therapist...

I used to whisper the words as well. I found I used to do that when I was really in my head and not present. Is this new for you?...

I’ve had it my whole life and I’m 24 now. My tongue gets very tense as well. When the word gets stuck I often have to make a weird face in order to get it out, but I often choose a synonym to replace ...

Avoiding silent stutter needs your quick responses to the blockages and you gotta on time reduce the tensions forced onto your articulators(due to PWS' different neurologies)...

100% can. Stuttering is due to tension. The more tense you are the more you will stutter and more the at ease you feel, the less you will stutter. The thing is, the biggest reason for tension bein...

Avoiding silent blockages needs quick responses and you gotta on time lessen the tensions forced onto your articulators....

No. Actually you got what I said wrong. It actually has nothing to do with speaking more slowly or whatnot. You gotta put less tensions onto your articulators and focusing on words is another story....

You can try speaking with less tensions onto your articulators in front of people. For example, to pronounce 't', don't tense up your tongue to hit the gums vigorously and just be delusive like you ...

I think the 'formula' to improve stuttering is to lessen the tensions forced onto your stuttering due to your different neurology and the core of mitigating stuttering is just to lessen the tensions. ...