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I am also glad that there is somebody there with the same problems. In my case, I had very mild covid, I did not even have the loss of smell/taste, just a slighly elevated temperature and some muscle ...

I feel like insecurity, low self confidence are huge factors of why we stutter. As well as traumatic experiences, problems with our neurodevelopment, and maybe other neurological disorders etc. I don’...

Is it possible I’m making up my stutter for attention?

Is it possible I’m making up my stutter for attention? I’m worried I’m making a conscious choice to stutter for attention. I’m 21 years old and as far as I (and anyone in my family can recall) I’ve ne...

The same thing happened to me as well. The stuttering started following a very traumatic event. I'm in the exact same boat. Just know that you're not alone in this and that it is something you can man...

Recently acquired stutter

Recently acquired stutter So I have very recently acquired a stutter or stammer (very recently, we're talking a few days ago). I suspect that it's likely psychogenic and am due to see a psychiatrist i...

The same thing happened to me a couple of years ago. It started when I was around 21 and it was almost like I just woke up with a stutter. I've hit my head a couple of times, but not hard enough to ca...

Stuttering and Mental Health: The Statistics

Stuttering and Mental Health: The Statistics I'll preface this by saying that I hope this post gives people empathy and understanding, rather than depression or less hope. If you're suffering under yo...

Maybe it would be good for you to talk to it with a phsicologyst, stutter shouldn't influence so bad to the point to have those thoughts, that seems like another thing. Also seeking a therapist may he...

My father and I grew very distant over the course of several years (teens to 20's.) Not related to my stutter, but there was a widening chasm. It came to a head one day. I exploded. I let it all out. ...

Omg you know that’s like a really good way to see a therapist, I gotta tell him that if he decides to do therapy. He told me he did speech therapy when he was young but it didn’t work. His stuttering ...

I developed a stutter after a breakup with a stuttering person at 16 and have been lived with it since. My father also stutters so I may have a genetic disposition, but I was perfectly fluent before t...

Hmm, stuttering truly is weird, right? BTW, have you read books like "Redefining stuttering", where they say stuttering is psychological for most stutterers?...

I'm pretty sure my speech was normal when I started learning to talk, then when I was about 3 or 4 I went to a nursery and there was a girl there with a stutter. I don't remember much as I was so youn...

I might be making up a reason but, as far as i remember I was being bullied when I was I was around 6 or 7 and I'd say that kinda affected my confidence and started it off...

I got bit by a dog at around 4yo. It was this poor angry dog that my grandfather kept chained in a small barn 24/7. Also can confirm that getting bitten again doesn't reverse the curse 😭...

Ok so I stutter, badly at times and I feel this but try to remember that we have ZERO idea what they are thinking, feeling or experiencing. I am married to my partner who is socially anxious. It is ...

I relate. Last year at the start of the year I met up with this very socially anxious guy who wasn't willing to talk to order for our food that he spent most of his time indoors when I was envious tha...

Because your stutter is psychological and related to your anxiety, maybe not %100 but a big portion of it. I highly recommend you seeing a psychiatrist who has mastered the anxiety problems....

I've felt the same feelings time and time again. I'm 19. In my second semester of university. And I won't give you the normal mumbo jumbo of just accept it and it's a part of you etc. For me, that kin...

Anxiety may be caused by stuttering but not the other way around....