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As a stutterer, a gf really helps with confidence and anxiety overall... It really decreases the stutter, wholesome fact to me...

Does it work for people with get blocked or stutter out of nervousness or ptsd in certain situations? Like I can be fluent with strangers in certain situations or saying certain things. But saying th...

My speech therapist says when you have a disposition you only need a trigger that start the stutters. My das also had a stutter so I always have that disposition. Mine started after a really stressf...

Fellow stutterer. I feel you and see you. I'm now 47. The world does change for us. An immediate solution is the mantra and reminder "now is not forever, and I feel free." We know what's come ...

I began stuttering at the age of three when my grandma commenced to teach me to use my right hand for writing (it was common practice in post Soviet countries). I remember I was angry with this and th...

Stuttering and mental health

Stuttering and mental health Yo hello everybody , i need help with my situation. In fact , i have a lot of blocks while pronouncing especially in french ( when i am alone i didn’t stutter at all but...

Maybe you don't feel comfortable and that gives you anxiousness and anxiety. Funny thing is when i KNOW im about to stutter my throat feels like its tightening...

When you get drunk, your inhibited subconscious censor gets inhibited and you don't/can't control your behaviour so the factor making you stutter when sober is faded if you are drunk. Better avoid it...

From what I remember, I wouldn’t have a problem saying my name to people. Up until a few years ago however, I’ve started to have problems saying my name and meeting new people. My name starts with the...

Already considering doing that, but sometimes the stress & stuttering combined can lead me to slightly scratch myself to force myself to talk & keep the conversation going....

I had a stutter in kindergarten, worked on it, then as I got older It came back in college when I was about your age. Had it all through college and went and got an mri after college then saw a neurol...

I think there are 2 processes at work here. First, the words ‘stutter’ and ‘stuttering’ are emotionally charged, and speaking them often leads to at least a momentary increase in stuttering. Second, y...

Mine has bad when I was a kid, then basically went away at puberty. It has come and gone since then, coming back pretty good now in my 30s. When I’m tired or anxious is when I stutter now...

I'll be 39 in a few months and stuttering since i was 5, i would say that in the last 4-5 years it has faded away to a point where i stutter only when i'm **really** tired/stressed or when i am shallo...

I reguarly speak to myself out loud and the moment I speak to someone... blocks appear. Quite annoying...

I’m going through the same exact thing, my stutter has been worse since November, I can hardly breathe when talking anymore and I can’t participate in class. It’s been draining me and I don’t enjoy sc...

I feel like there is another entity in me that tries to pause my speech at wrong times and makes me do secondary behaviors and various tics like frowning, eyebrows raising. I feel like I am possessed ...

Just because there are strengths associated with diagnostic criteria doesn’t mean it’s a product of evolution. There’s a huge crossover between PTSD and ADHD. And, anxiety over a tiger killing your ki...

I tend to agree that the benefit of stuttering is not clear from an evolutionary perspective but some other psychiatric “disorders” such as ADHD do have a clear evolutionary benefit. People with ADH...

Is this why you tell others to take a deep breath, because they have been saying it to you your whole life? Wow, how ironic 😉...