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It could be, however i'm not really sure when it comes to the "s" thing because we usually stutter or prolong letters at the beginning of the words. But the rest could make me think he's a stutter bec...

My stuttering goes mostly undetected by people since I block really bad but am pretty good at finding alternative words and messing with my breathing. But that's all out the door now. My stuttering is...

I began to talk with my hands more as it helps me break up the blocks in my speech and helps keep me relaxed. I also try to speak softly whenever possible because when I get excited I tend to talk fas...

This might sound weird but for me when I wake up every day, I can usually tell how bad I’m going to stutter that day. My jaw usually feels tight, almost like I can’t open my mouth all the way. Sooo...

For me it helps to speak with my hands. I also have a stammer (blocks) and for me there are a couple handy tips: 1. BREATHE at every start of the sentence, dont push words out. 2. Make the first sound...

Typically goes like this for me: Phone: \*ringing\* Me: FFUCK. Okay. "Hello? Hello?" See? I can say it! Okay. \*answers\* Also me: \*thigh slapping, finger snapping, jumping, physically trying to p...

As an aside, it's interesting to see her gestures and movements support her speech, and also get locked up at points, coinciding with stutters. She takes most all of the stutters head on, and all tho...

You noticed that inhaling makes it worse. I used to do that, too. During a block there is a panic sensation aka fight or flight response. Your diaphragm tightens and you take a shallow, quick breat...

Inhalation during blocks

Inhalation during blocks Does any body else keep inhaling when they block? In my case I try to take as much air as I can and then try to speak the word I m blocking on. If I am still struck on that b...

Yes I understand. I don't get the biting, but my mouth also twitches. My eyes also twitch, and I make a clicking sound as well. Stuttering is heavily tied up with anxiety and confidence. I feel better...

My mouth physically twitches when I think and I bite my tongue or make a clicking sound with my tongue. I wouldn't mind so much if it didn't hurt. Kills my train of thought in its tracks. But maybe it...

Stuttering when I'm not even talking (i.e. reading or thinking)

Stuttering when I'm not even talking (i.e. reading or thinking) I developed a stutter a few years ago. It can be so bad I can't even begin a word, much less complete a sentence. But recently I began r...

Opposite for me, stutter really bad as a kid, it went away when I was in the fifth grade. Then my confidence grew and the summer before seventh grade it came back and differently, with a block and hea...

I do the same thing, it’s just another secondary attached to your speech. I work on it everyday cuz it’s a hard habit to break, but once in a while it can help....

Is it bad to whisper to avoid stuttering?

Is it bad to whisper to avoid stuttering? When I talk to people, or try to ask for things, I just say one word, and I don’t realize that I’m whispering what I’m saying because it just happened out of ...

Happened to me today. What I usually do is transfer all the tension my stutter creates onto my eyes, which is the reason why, if have them wide open, is because I'm avoiding getting stuck before I'm a...

Pardon me for perhaps being blunt, but "cringe" doesn't have to have anything to do with a stutter at all. When you experience these situations, do you manage to communicate? Do you get to say the th...

Delivery processor ar tk maxx. I'm behind the scenes and never have to use the phone. We do use headsets to communicate with each other though and 99% of the time I'm fine, but that one time I stutter...

I haven't had second hand stuttering in awhile, but when I do, my head typically jerks back. They only occur when I force down a block, so it's fairly easy to avoid for me....

She has a very clear articulation, all the speaking muscles, jaw, lips, work extensively. That's why she can get rid of the probable blocks with small repitition. However, her breathing pattern is no...