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My understanding is that this activates a different part of the brain. Some people also find that they do not stutter when they sing. So some of them will get around it by holding a single note and ju...
Languages
Languages So when you guys talk in different languages do you stutter more? Less? Or is it the same? I’m learning Japanese and I’m stuttering so hard 😭 Does this happen with anyone else?...
Yes. Very Fluent. I think I'd come off like an asshole if I could keep that level of fluency with that style voice/speech. Most of the time I wish I could use that voice in a drive thru (or any ot...
Anyone ever not stutter when they are angry or lose their temper?
Anyone ever not stutter when they are angry or lose their temper? I find when I yell or get upset I am completely fluent and I was wondering if any of you have the same occurrence....
I think it's more because singing is processed differently than speaking. Most stutterers also don't stutter when they whisper or when they speak in unison with a group....
The vast majority of people that stutter can sing without stuttering. This is because you are 'holding your tone'. This is covered in greater detail in Lee G Lovett's book. I bought the book last yea...
Should we normalize singing for stutterers during speech? Since we tend not to stutter then....
A question for fellow bilingual stutterers.
A question for fellow bilingual stutterers. I grew up in Australia with a pretty bad stutter. That can't get two words out type. I still have it, but like most people it's often not noticed by people ...
Stutter or not, if you love to do it, do it!! In general people miss out alot because their afraid! Enjoy!! And yes, i belive it can help with stutter. No matter if its the speech mechanics or confi...
Singing for stutter
Singing for stutter My friend and I lived close to each other so we walked home together everyday. He was really good at singing and practiced a lot at home. One day while walking back home he start...
It's funny if I tell myself to stutter just the opposite would happen and I'd likely go fluent....
Following a script is easier, which is why singing and acting is less difficult for stutterers than impromptu speech. There’s nothing magical about this. As I said, I’m glad whatever you are doing is ...
You can also whisper. You can also modulate your words up and down. Same system. Try reading out loud at least one hour a day . When your minds hears fluency from your lips, it will erase the bad memo...
I find this funny as frustrating.
I find this funny as frustrating. I am now in a middle of an online class and I have to read something and explain it. The funny thing is that before speaking, I whisper what I am reading or what I wi...
Stuttering & whispering ( just thinking aloud)
Stuttering & whispering ( just thinking aloud) This is for severe stutterers, since I guess that most stutterers are fluent when they whisper, has anyone ever utilized a voice amplifier that allow...
I also don’t stutter when I’m using my voice to text or when I’m singing....
No stutter, but I rarely have long monologues alone lol. Notice also that if I'm whispering or singing I don't stutter either, be it with others or alone (I mostly have speech blocks)...
question, do y’all stutter when your talking to yourself ?
question, do y’all stutter when your talking to yourself ? personally i am 1000000% fluent when i talk to myself. wondering if it’s the same for yall...
Had never heard of that term but interesting. Tying and writing in general are not issues, but certain letters and shapes are. When I stutter I can say many sounds and words trouble free, thanks to y...
Writing certain letters?
Writing certain letters? Anyone else get stuck on certain letters almost like a verbal stutter but while writing? Growing up bilingual I had strong stutter that was more prevalent in one language tha...