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Exactly this, it's more of a communication disorder than a speech disorder. Another reason why you don't stutter when you sing is that your voice is constantly on when you song, which makes it less li...

I don't like the dichotomy (intro/extro). It's gotten very popular, though. Apart from that, I think I'm like what you describe (but I don't define it in terms of intro/extro). I think a lot of us ar...

Because you're not _speaking_ (no other people involved in a communication). :) It's a common thing with a lot of stutterers. But if you think about it, it's not that odd: We're literally in a differ...

Why do i speak clearly when i talk to myself or sing?

Why do i speak clearly when i talk to myself or sing? ...

I shared this because it matched my personal experience. So...you say it's an offensive stereotype that people who stutter are afraid of rejection...but you also say that fear of rejection contribute...

Behind your stutter, are you an extrovert or introvert?

Behind your stutter, are you an extrovert or introvert? There is a common assumption that all people who stutter are naturally introverted shy people. However, I don't think this is the case. Personal...

Haha I've done that a few times actually. I've never lied about my name, personal information or school though. I'm fortunate to have a name that I can **usually** pronounce and haven't really been pu...

Stammering and the Social Model of Disability: Implications for Therapy (Ep. 536) [X-Post from r/neurodiversity]

Stammering and the Social Model of Disability: Implications for Therapy (Ep. 536) [X-Post from r/neurodiversity] ...

A big part of your speech therapy is going to be acceptance, losing that shame you feel toward it, and removing the need to hide it. In short, you'll need to be open with him about your disfluency to ...

Uh... not really. I hate this stereotype of stutterers--that we're all just frightened, quiet, socially diminutive people. It is largely inaccurate. If you ask, a lot of stutters will say their disf...

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Just to be sure: Are you actually saying _wrong_ answers to avoid trying to say the _actual_ ones? Other than that, what you're describing sounds like a common avoidance tactic. And you're right, it ...

Likewise. Stay awesome....

calma amigo xD it's ok , it's a lock that has many keys , as we said earlier in this discussion what works for one may not work for others. over and out ...

I understand where you're coming from /u/darkspacemonster I've been in your position a lot of times, and I know it does suck to sometimes lie in order to avoid the embarrassment that you might antic...

Yes. It gets it. It's quicker to read than to internalize though....

I used to lie all the time until then i started getting caught in my lies which made things much worse than if i had just stuttered. I try to say exactly what i want and if i feel a stutter coming i u...

I've done that but you're doing the right thing by going at it head on. Edit: head on, apply directly to the forehead....

Covert stutterer, "white lies" to hide stutter

Covert stutterer, "white lies" to hide stutter I am a covert stutterer, and have been almost my whole life. For the most part I am able to talk fluently (but not freely), but saying specific things (n...

Dude, you *literally were* preaching. If you feel like you weren't, then I urge you to look up the definition (the non-religious one) and re-read your OP. >*don't you dare... everything you want....