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Yeah, I think many stutterers have had that happen to some extent. I also think a lot of stutterers have tried getting stuck on something anyway. Must be one of those cases where something can "click"...
Anyone else stops stuttering when they’re extremely furious?
Anyone else stops stuttering when they’re extremely furious? I have stutter block and I rarely talk because when I do talk, it’s painful. My throat tightens and the words won’t come out. However, ye...
1. Both, my stutter has a mind of it's own. 2. Vowels, the letters W, K, C and any letter that is followed by a long vowel tend to trigger my stutter. 3. I have never paid attention to it. 4. I expe...
Stuttering really affected me in my younger years all the way up to mid teens, having speech therapy in primary school was a good lesson in slowing down each word and pronouncing but quickly became ve...
Most stutterers are actually fluent under certain circumstances, what's the explanation for this?...
>I'm just gonna sing all the time then I'm not addressing the real issue and therefore I cpuld be making it even worse maybe I have a different opinion, but I understand your point....
Yeah I guess in certain situations it would be doable, and even funny to sing instead of stuttering, if you know the people you're with very well I guess it could be cool. But in most cases at least f...
I always do that, then random birds and squirrels come and join. Do I qualify to be a Disney princess? /s No seriously, sometime when I’m stuck, I just connect what I’m saying together as if I’m sing...
I've seen a guy who used singing for fluency and now, he doesn't need it anymore. And singing is still better than blocking hard, especially if you don't take yourself so seriously and can laugh at yo...
Nah, that's not a thing. Have you ever randomly started singing mid conversation with somebody? How do you think that makes us feel?...
1/ I stutter on the first letters if they are the ones that are difficult for me and sometimes on the whole word if I was more anxious and not feeling in control. 2/ Vowels: A O E Consonants...
1.I often stutter on multiple syllables words. Single syllables I can say fluently. When I was younger I had a hard time pronouncing S starting words but nowadays I have no issue. 2. Like I said it u...
I try not to confuse these positive experiences with temporary fluency. That said: As a teenager I worked at Costco. Back then (early 90s) there was a job "front-end caller". Your job was to transfer...
1.Mine is definitely both and depends if I’m more stressed than usual or if I haven’t spoken a lot. I started just on letters and this still is the most sever one. 2. O L M U W Is what I can think ...
My boyfriend practices intentional breathing and is trying to only breathe through his nose now because of a book he read about the health implications of mouth breathing, he’s also a singer, and does...
I live in Sweden and speak Swedish. But I'm pretty good at English too. I have noticed that my stutter is worse in English, even though I know the language and know what I want to say. I guess it's be...
Do you stutter less or none when speaking in another language?
Do you stutter less or none when speaking in another language? [deleted]...
Stuttering songs
Stuttering songs I was just listening to scatman, a song about stuttering. I was trying to think of other songs in which they stutter or are about stuttering. All I could come up with was bachman Turn...
Questions from a non-stutterer to people who used to stutter
Questions from a non-stutterer to people who used to stutter I'm watching a video series called Critical Role (D&D Series for those who may not know). The main guy running it used to have a stutte...
First off ... this is so amazing. Kudos to you. Your son is lucky to have such a caring parent. The rest of the advice on here is pretty spot on. If you’re looking for a holistic approach.. my adv...