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I don't stutter when im alone

I don't stutter when im alone I dont stutter when im talking to my self or reading aloud at home solo,but put a person in front of me and i have blocks and stutter on vowels,what gives?...

Here’s my experience: I’ve had 15 job interviews in the last 12 months (Full time Resident Firefighter/EMT trying to make the transition to full time union FF). Very competitive industry, I stutter, ...

I struggle with vocals at the beginning also, but having several consecutive consonants are also a challenge for me (for example str-, krp-, grc-, schr-, zdr-, brk-). They are not as common in English...

Even if I don’t stutter or block when I say it my name has a r in it and I can’t pronounce r so they keep asking me to say it again and usually someone says it for me after like like 5 min of them not...

I just cant spit the word out and I'm losing my minddddddddddddddddd

I just cant spit the word out and I'm losing my minddddddddddddddddd I really dont know what to do at this point. I can easily say any letter if its solo but as soon as its a word, its just not comin...

I see, thanks for clarifying. Happy it worked out for you. As someone with a severe stutter, I personally would not have been able to pass that verbal command test without blocks or repetitions....

I’m fine with saying my amen usually but I can’t pronounce the letter r so I have to keep repeating my self...

What you've described is pretty common for people who stutter, myself included. Your technique of pacing your speech and elongating sometimes is what a lot of people use to deal with stuttering if the...

A's are one of the letters (at the start of words) that I get caught on the most! S's aren't always great either though, but they're far better for me than A's. It really is wild seeing the variations...

My favorite is when people do this after I stammer (to be fair it's not always meant maliciously, but it still sucks) but they will also tell me that I don't have a stutter if I mention it. Yes I do....

Lol using S’s would make things way worse, I like to use A’s, it’s interesting how different letters work for different people...

Yes, completely. My absolute killer combination of stuttering, cluttering, and a voice disorder makes it impossible for me to properly express myself. Even if I try my best what comes out is a complet...

Interesting, I prefer the broken record stutter. I changed my type of stutter from the blocking type to the broken record time (no sound to m-m-m-m-m-m) by forcing myself to make some sort of sound ev...

Cluttering is just a type of stutter. Other types are blocks, prolongations, and repetitions....

So you should explain to her the 3 different types of stutter a person can have. Repetitions is what your showing with the I-i-i was at the-the-the park. There is also blocks where words just won't co...

Tips for other people’s stutter affecting mine?

Tips for other people’s stutter affecting mine? I’m sorry if this has been asked already. I’m new here. I’m 20 and I’ve had my stutter my entire life, like nearly everyone here. My stutter has alway...

Mine is a 24 hour stutter but I have spoken to a lot of PWS who report Stuttering more when tired. Many speech therapist and hypnotherapist recommend 8 hours of sleep but in this chaotic world we li...

Stuttering when tired

Stuttering when tired So I've never really had a stuttering issue, but recently I've noticed that when I'm at work and I'm tired I begin to stutter when I have to speak to customers. Can exhaustion al...

"Sorry I uhm uhm s stutter" *Looks at you with blank and annoyed stare*...

I see. The transition between a voiceless sound (like “h”) and a voiced sound (e.g. vowels) is one place that stuttering can happen a lot. This is because the vocal folds are going from not vibrating ...