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I love learning about brain research and the brain's elasticity so I would personally approach it from that point of view. But I'm not an expert by any means. For me, it's just a popular science hobby...

Hey great advice! What’s one thing that help you from stopping to anticipate or not even care? I feel like for me I’m starting to live more and more in my brain. So how do I get out of that? Something...

Because I'm anxious, panicking, overthinking and fighting for my life not to stutter my entire ass off while gaslighting myself into believing the other person thinks I'm absolutely trash? :) Yes. At ...

So I'd like to leave my personal opinion and experiences here as well, hope it helps! 1. Telling him to think about what he wants to say isn't the best idea. We know what we want to say, we just can'...

Oh. My. God. Reading parts of a text from a book is my biggest fear. I'm able to speak quite well face to face (with only one other person) but reading something from a book or flyer etc. still comple...

Pretty much the same as you. I’ve been stuttering since as long as I can remember too, and it played a big part in developing social anxiety. I remember in elementary school and in junior high, when ...

That is so interesting that you are better when looking into someone's eyes. To me its the total opposite so I have to alternate between looking into their eyes and stare at the floor (which alleviate...

Yh the strange faces and jaw locking is common, whenever i look into someones eyes i find it easier to speak but im one of those people that can't look at someone in the eye...

I think it's part anxiety, part learned behavior. Your brain has leaned over time to speak fluently in private , but in public "I'm a stutterer". I know which words I'll block on, but when I'm not act...

Anxiety or overthinking can do lots of weird things. A lot of people report lessening or even overcoming their stutter after overcoming their fear of speaking - their fear of stuttering. Im the sa...

1. I read about a concept that is called "blackout" that occurs when you are about to stammer some people tend to go unconscious. You describe it pretty well youself. It´s a way of escaping or not dea...

I think you have ADD. Before I started taking adderall I’d always get lost in my own thoughts. I could barely even stay focused long enough to have a conversation...

Sometimes I stutter when I have to repeat something that I say if I’m misheard the first time by the person I’m talking to...

Do you mean you stutter more when you have to repeat yourself or that you only stutter when you have to repeat yourself?...

I’m awful at math and science. My brain could never comprehend those concepts. However overall I think I’m relatively intelligent. As the other commenter noted, our brains are always whirring to avoi...

Actually the opposite. It’s been my experience that people who stutter have above average intelligence. I always thought, it was because our brains are constantly at work monitoring our speech and con...

Exactly I face this too. I always stutter when I think before speaking. I am trying to avoid thinking but it always comes all of a sudden, so I stutter. It's a vicious cycle going on. Don't how can I ...

Are these "side effects" of stuttering or something else?

Are these "side effects" of stuttering or something else? Would love to hear your experiences! A couple of weeks or months ago I noticed a couple of strange things with my speech and wanted to ask if ...

My advise to you is to tell the interviewer about your stutter so you would feel more comfortable, they would understand and it would relive a lot of anxiety off your chest and lastly prepare and have...

Good vent. Definitely relatable with repeating yourself. I hate it when that happens... I said it perfect the first time, and just because you didn't hear it the first time I'm going to butcher it....