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Why would you ever tell anyone you have a stutter. You should integrate a mindset to eliminate it, not to spread awareness that you have it. Give your self some credit man....
I hear that you're really frustrated maybe even angry about your stutter. That's a really tough place to be in. I hear that you want to just be able to speak fluently all the time and that if you coul...
Definitely isn't bullshit. Learning to accept it and to stop caring what others say about it did wonders for me. It wasn't quick, took a couple years of work but most people I meet now I have no idea ...
Think about how you forget things in general....for example, what did you eat for dinner two weeks ago from today? Obviously if you try really hard you might remember, but 99% of the time you will h...
>Or just keep stuttering and hating on life. I remember reading a quote on a forum “Stuttering is not the problem. You are the problem. Stuttering is the result”. Thank you! You raise some great p...
An unconventional approach to stop stuttering, that has helped me tremendously.
An unconventional approach to stop stuttering, that has helped me tremendously. Hi All, I guess I could refer to myself as someone who stutters, but I have managed to minimise my stutter to a point w...
>what should I bring up? You could advice, in the podcast, that PWS can focus more on trusting automatic speech rather than linking self-esteem to their speech My advice is to tackle the stigma '...
im really at the point of "i dont care anymore". it bothers me for a good 30 seconds then i go back to whatever im doing. like for me, all i do is stare into the abyss and regret every life decision i...
Exactly, because you can't have a disability based on your location. A man with a limp which is a trued disability limps in every room of his house. He can't go into a room alone and walk perfectly, ...
I ask myself this same question everyday because I felt it held me back for years. This year, I told myself I was going to change that, go out more, speak my mind even if people laugh at me. I make my...
Okay interesting 🤔 I was thinking eventually if you work on the speech down the line you have to change the label. If you read psycho cybernetics it's interesting book about self image. And probably ...
What do you think about label? I am person who stutters I know it could be helpful in long run But eventually in long run it send the message that I am still a Stuttering person. Even though I had wo...
thats really profound. i think i have a lot to learn about myself, the stutter, and ways to improve....
Respect, dont let it be a crutch. Once i realized that, things got better. Be the best you can be day in and day out. I did 8 years in the military and if i can do it any of you can achieve things. W...
You have to embrace it.. The sooner you do the better. It would drive me insane if I thought about my stuttering that hard lol. 😂 It may get better as you age. I got my stuttering upgrade at age ...
That is actually the first step to overcoming your stutter. Mine went 99.9% when I simply stopped thinking about it. It’s an automatism you have to overcome and it all starts with the realization that...
How I practiced from 'stuttering when alone' to 'speaking fluently when I'm alone': * gaining confidence in the ability to speak without symptoms (reinforcing natural automatic speech) * removing rea...
Most important thing is to not hold back on anything. Be yourself no matter how much you stutter or might stutter. Because who the hell really care right?...
I agree with the comments, it can happen. I always stuttered when alone but with practice I now don't stutter when alone. However, if I tell myself that: 'It makes sense to stutter when alone', then I...
**"i also don’t stutter when singing. (because it’s a song and there’s a rhythm?)"** I think stutterers stutter (more) when talking to people, because they evaluate (say: perceive / associate) a stut...