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Thanks for your thoughtful response! I'm gonna do my best to answer your questions, and answer them in a way how I personally see them. You asked: >*"One thing I'm not sure about is why I stutter mo...

I'm a guy and I think I'm moderately attractive. The only people who've the the piss out of my stutter are other guys, very rarly now I'm an adult but it happened a fair amount in school. These days, ...

How would we go about break the underlying urge to try to force or increase tension when speaking? I don’t stutter when I’m alone but even if it’s a recording or some other reason for additional press...

Yeah, men definitely have it harder in that sense. For example when you want to approach a girl but you stop yourself because you know you will stutter so bad that she won't even understand what you s...

Annyeonghaseyo wasssup, any tips for a stutter in college? or any experiences you guys are willing to share?

Annyeonghaseyo wasssup, any tips for a stutter in college? or any experiences you guys are willing to share? I'm going to University in a few weeks and I wanted to ask you guys how to overcome your st...

Well, I can't verbalize it formally and most of it just observations of my own stutter. As far as I know, there might as well be a bunch of different kinds of stutters and mine mostly is due to social...

**Part 2/3** **How does emotions exactly exacerbate stuttering?** There are a few different articles I can send you but here are some and in no way is this extensive. (I have hyperlinked the artic...

**Part 3/3** **What exactly is the fear-panic response in response to the approach-avoidance conflict?** This isn't directly my area of study specifically so I can only speak to what I know clini...

**How does emotions exactly exacerbate stuttering?** There are a few different articles I can send you but here are some and in no way is this extensive. (I have hyperlinked the articles so hopefull...

u/bookaholic4life # You mentioned: >*"There are many cases of young children who don’t display any feelings or negative emotions until later childhood. It's not caused by emotions but exacerbated. ...

>*"Something is happening with the person when they anticipate that word, which increases the likelihood of stuttering."* Agreed! Any anticipation (not only stutter anticipation) can gradually, over ...

I’m 15 yrs old any I’ve stuttered since around seven or eight. I also stutter very bad. Randomly it’s less with friends and I stutter much more when talking to my parents. Most people I know don’t rea...

It's definitely all about your tone and demeanor. Going from your post and her reaction to you, you did it the right way. People who stutter can often see a person's displeasure or helpfulness towards...

Lastly, about "negative emotions"—I prefer the term **conditioned stimulus** because not all triggers are negative emotions. In Pavlov’s dog experiment, the bell alone became a trigger for salivation,...

>*"Neurophysiological basis + Negative emotions > impaired behavioral patterns until the aversive stimulus is reduced or reaches a tolerable level."* Yes exactly, that makes a lot of sense to me. I'd...

Well I’m kind of a social person around my friends and they know about my problem so I’m not as stressed around them. whereas if I’m doing a project in science for example, I barely speak in my group ...

As a not-ugly guy, I think being soft spoken and approachable also adds to the pretty privilege on my part. Hearing how you are when depressed is interesting, because when I’m depressed, my anxiety an...

Thanks for your opinion!! When im with friends i dont feel like i have to compensate my slutter with my looks but with guys i feel the opposite. i will talk that with my therapist...

Maybe another factor is the self-confidence that comes with being conventionally attractive ? I definitely have lower confidence which affects me socially. Maybe being good looking would alleviate t...

> That made me think that we are often too hard on ourselves, and maybe people don’t notice our stutter as much as we do. That's true to some extent, people who don't have a stutter do stutter somet...