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Is it possible to have a “reverse” stutter?

Is it possible to have a “reverse” stutter? EDIT: I’m so excited! My husband and I had our first meeting with a school psychologist, speech pathologist, school counsellor, and my daughter’s 2nd grade ...

I had a similar experience during my degree where I got out of virtually all presentations - in one case I didn't turn up to do it and sacrificed the marks, for others I spoke to the professors who ag...

Absolutely, friend. It’s crazy how many non-stutterers don’t understand that just *thinking* about talking is exhausting. I would really suggest talking with your professors. In my experience, your te...

I appreciate your kind words, sometimes I forget if I’m even doing the right thing lol So the first therapist he had was amazing, she did give homework and we practiced. At some point he was getting ...

Would it be possible to talk one on one with your professors and let them know the situation? I had a similar experience in college. One of my professors was cool and allowed me to submit my work with...

In my opinion, telling him to stop and relax could make it worse. I personally don't like it when people tell me that because if it was really that simple, I obviously wouldn't be stuttering. It's lik...

From 15 to 19 years old (currently) I've worked as a cashier in a grocery store, and I think it has really truly tought me a lot about speaking with strangers. At first, the occasional laugh hurt my f...

Thank you for advice bro. I tried to be hygienic since I was a kid. I always tried to practice reading even in public at school. I try to be in football team, but students cheated on me, just wanted m...

When I just started to stutter around 9, my mom asked me to stop it or people would think I'm mentally handicaupped. And later after she realized I'm not pretending it for attention, she signed me up ...

hah, there were a few times when the teacher went in a pattern that I wasn't expecting. Like they're going straight down a row, then when they get to the end, they change directions!...

> We’re taking turns reading passages aloud from a book, but I’m not paying any attention to the speaker. No, I’m too busy counting the number of people ahead of me. I’m busy finding the paragraph ...

I forgot the name of it but it was something like Stuttering from childhood or maybe (based on google search) childhood-onset fluency disorder. I kind of use "I stutter" and "I have a speech disorder...

I’m glad someone wrote about this. When I first discovered clubhouses I had the same thought. While I can appreciate the app, I can’t help but feel being left behind. Growing up in the 90s the advent ...

I wish I had the confidence at age 18 to tackle stuttering head on instead of doing everything I could to avoid speaking. Good on you, and you should be proud of yourself, and you seem to have a good ...

I wouldn't quit. Just realize that you're at a handicap and likely won't win anything because debating is partly graded on delivery....

Thank you for sharing this, Mine has too and led to me being scared of going back to irl school. I wont get bullied but I dont want ppl to view me as slow...

High school teacher of 10 years here. There are good days and there are bad days. I haven't had any tragic ones yet. Own it at the beginning of the course and let them know that you stutter. Let them ...

Probably not who you're wanting to respond lol but for my high school capstone class I was a TA for a middle school math class and a science class. I didn't do a lot of teaching but I did some and I d...

Law student with stutter here. Prepare, prepare, prepare! Take deep breaths and go at your own pace. If it makes you feel more comfortable, maybe disclose the fact you stutter in the beginning. I also...

Middle schoolers are so rough. I try to imagine the advice I would give to middle schoolers and I honestly have no clue... just wait until you graduate high school and people (generally) stop caring ...