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commentr/StutterApr 4, 2015
4 points

It's good to let it out....

postr/StutterApr 4, 2015
18 points

Fuck you you fucking stammer. You've taken too many fucking opportunities out of my life, made me look like a stupid cunt. Not any more .

Fuck you you fucking stammer. You've taken too many fucking opportunities out of my life, made me look like a stupid cunt. Not any more . ...

Emotional Experience
Frustration & Anger
commentr/StutterApr 4, 2015
2 points

I've always thought it's because you lose all the nonverbal cues that come along with in-person conversations. Like /u/middletwin said, if you have a big pause, the person on the other end can't see w...

Emotional ExperienceAnticipation & Avoidance
Anxiety & Social JudgmentFeared Words & Names
commentr/StutterApr 4, 2015
3 points

I have talked with some fellow stutterers and we came up with a few ideas. One thing might be that when talking in person and you have a block (or what have you) the other person can see what is happe...

Emotional ExperienceAnticipation & Avoidance
Anxiety & Social JudgmentFeared Words & Names
commentr/StutterApr 4, 2015
1 points

Yeah, I've got to the point where I don't really care, gotta admit that it makes life a little bit harder, but I'm not as sensitive as I was some months ago. However I'm still trying to narrow down wh...

Identity & DisabilityCauses & Variability
Acceptance & PrideSeverity & Fluctuation
commentr/StutterApr 4, 2015
4 points

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postr/StutterApr 3, 2015
9 points

What causes the extra anxiety and phobia toward using the phone?

What causes the extra anxiety and phobia toward using the phone? I was writing a paper on stuttering, and was wondering why it occurs. Link to resources would be helpful too, thanks!...

Emotional Experience
Anxiety & Social Judgment
commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
1 points

Yes, I stutter way more frequently in English, and EXTREMELY much in French, but I can hide it pretty well in my native language. But with any stutter, the only thing that helps is not give a flying ...

Causes & VariabilityIdentity & Disability
Severity & FluctuationAcceptance & Pride
commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
1 points

Really? Wow. Now that I think about it, the same happened to me, but I always managed my fluency in my first language, even though I had sings of stutter. ...

Causes & Variability
Severity & Fluctuation
commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
1 points

Yeah, it probably plays a big part in it. But I also notice that the frequency of blocks, like when you know you'll get a block, is way higher in English. Must be because I'm not confident enough when...

Emotional ExperienceCauses & Variability
Anxiety & Social JudgmentSeverity & Fluctuation
commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
3 points

My first language is Spanish. When I started learning English I didn't stutter at all. Once I became fluent stuttering became the same as in Spanish....

Causes & Variability
Severity & Fluctuation
commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
1 points

my curse and biggest shit i ever had...

commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
2 points

>maybe some word changes here and there, but pretty fluent So, could your stutter in english be due to the fact that you don't have a big enough vocabulary to make substitutions?...

Anticipation & Avoidance
Avoidance & Substitution
commentr/StutterApr 3, 2015
1 points

I'd say I stutter about the same amount, I haven't done research on it although I have heard, like you, that generally people experience ~ the same level of difficulty....

Causes & Variability
Severity & Fluctuation
postr/StutterApr 3, 2015
5 points

Bilingual stutters

Bilingual stutters So, here is the problem: I stutter only in english (2nd language), but I can speak consistently in my native language, maybe some word changes here and there, but pretty fluent. ...

Causes & Variability
Situational Variability
commentr/StutterApr 2, 2015
1 points

What I do is take a breath through my mouth and then exhale a little and start saying the word. If the word happens to be plosive(like B, P, G etc.) I add in a little H right before saying the actual ...

Coping & AdvocacyAnticipation & Avoidance
Fluency TechniquesAnticipating Stuttering
commentr/StutterApr 2, 2015
2 points

Pretty common. Likely because you dont want to stutter and the pressure/risk is greatest at the start of speaking. There are some "fluency techniques" you can like easing into the first word like Stav...

Coping & AdvocacyAnticipation & Avoidance
Fluency TechniquesAnticipating Stuttering
commentr/StutterApr 2, 2015
1 points

I used to start most responses with a similar phrase that I knew I could get out fluently. Once you can do that use the inertia of that to finish the sentence. ...

Anticipation & AvoidanceCoping & Advocacy
Avoidance & SubstitutionFluency Techniques
commentr/StutterApr 2, 2015
2 points

Definitely common for me, I haven't figured out a solid solution other than trying to ease into the first sound/word and hope for the best. It's hit or miss...

Anticipation & AvoidanceCoping & Advocacy
Anticipating StutteringFluency Techniques
commentr/StutterApr 1, 2015
1 points

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