Search
242,501 results
The 'uhms' are junk sounds that are a learned secondary stuttering behavior. It can also be unlearned and in doing so you will improve the way that your speech is percieved by others. Have you ever ...
I've basically started responding back to people who say something. I've also started not giving a shit what people think anymore and just power through it. That might just be because my stutter doesn...
I do the same thing.It sucks when it's a word I really struggle saying and I just go "Uhhh,uhhhhh,uhhhhh"for like 2 minutes because I can say it and then I stop and try again but then it just starts o...
Drew doesn't have a YouTube but Samuel J Comroe (Drew's friend) has one and they've been doing a college tour for the better part of 15 years now. Here' the [Linky link](https://www.youtube.com/channe...
Truly Inspiring
Truly Inspiring ...
the proper response to "did you forget your name? hahaha" is, and always will be, "no, i have a speech impediment, asshole."...
Have you been in (speech) therapy with these issues?...
I really know how that feels. I think I tend to do the same thing but usually don't realize it. Typically with a lot of "uh"s. What really sucks is when people don't know that I have a stutter and th...
I hide it all the time. I'm very sensitive to embarrassment. When I'm not at home I often have earbuds in my ears to avoid people from talking to me. My neutral face expression looks angry according ...
I hide it. Now, it's become part of my speech pattern. I don't use "uhhhm" but I will elongate my syllables. I developed this because, when i used to use the uhhh-way, people assumed I had forgotten w...
I would rather seem like someone very stupid than someone with a stutter
I would rather seem like someone very stupid than someone with a stutter All my life I have been treated as my stutter is something bad. No one wants to listen to it. It's stupid. So I have this tact...
I found it intermittently useful when I actually managed to keep up with practicing the techniques, but that doesn't always happen. ...
I'm 32 and last year for the first time I tried speech therapy. First I tried it privately, where the going rate was $100/hr. I wasn't convinced after that first session that it was going to be worth ...
I wouldn't worry about too much. I have no clue about table top gaming, but generally with "hobbies," it's people coming together over a shared passion. They don't care who you are as long as you shar...
Thanks for the feedback guys. Just checked with my insurance and it's only a $15 co-pay per session (but they only allow a max of 20 sessions per year!!!). But I've been having difficulty actually fin...
For the most part, I've "dealt" with tolerant and patient people. I don't do cons, or local tourneys though, so it's mostly play group stuff with the occasional new person. I will say that I generall...
My hobbies are gaming and reading. Neither involve speaking and I like it that way....
I'm part of a local Subaru group on Facebook and I interact with the people on there, but I have yet to attend one of their weekly meetings. I keep telling myself I will, but I never do. I don't know ...
I don't know about this GIF, maybe make a post and explain your story there, would probably be more suitable....
You really should've put _that_ in your post, instead of that redundant gif......