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I haven't heard of the term music stuttering before but I think I've felt it. Playing music in time in front of others is more challenging than when I'm by myself. Maybe I should try singing more haha...

that's awesome! as i've grown older, i've enjoyed singing more when i'm goofing around or along with music. i also like playing piano, it's just a different way of thinking and speaking. sometimes i w...

Yeah, that could be the case, it fucks me up as well. I am not 100 % fluent when I am talking to myself, I sometimes stumble on my words but it happens freely, I don't feel the tension and the speech ...

Usually I am the same. I’ve worked in factories with loud machinery and it just makes every word harder to pronounce. Its like my mind is tricking me into thinking that they’ll already have a hard tim...

Do we have some runners here?

Do we have some runners here? I've been running few months and can say that my stutter got worse. Before when I was inactive I still stuttered ofcourse, but felt more ''grounded"-stable, now I feel ve...

I don't notice anything overly tense, I think. But I do tend to pause on blocks, and some pressure must be present there. Just not anything painful in my case....

Yeah me to. Btw do you tense your abdomen while speaking (I don't know what is normal way)? I tense abdomen when (speaking) exhaling air and then I don't inhale when I should. That's why I get pain in...

" I tend to just say what I gotta say, not worry too much about the stutter, and to have a cheery disposition while I am conversing so the person kind of gets the point that it is something I don't ha...

People think my stuttering is Tourette syndrome

People think my stuttering is Tourette syndrome I am a 20 year old male and for most of my life, have had the habit of trying to physically force my words out when I'm in a challenging speech situatio...

I don't have TMJ, but my stutter is causing pains and tensions in my back. I did a speech therapy with lots of breathing exercises and my back would pop constantly. Technically not the same but I thin...

Has anyone ever experienced TMJ?

Has anyone ever experienced TMJ? I have been having a TMJ bout this past month. I am thinking my stuttering has caused it. For those that don’t know, TMJ is when the joint that controls jaw movement b...

I would suggest you start with 5-10 mg doses taken orally. Edibles are going to be the easiest way to know how much you're consuming. You may very well need more based on your existence tolerance, bod...

No, for me. I never jerk my arm without control in the absence of my stutter....

I have an eyebrow that "jerks". (EDIT: During stutter, that is.) Do you ever experience those movements outside of stuttering?...

Thanks for the comments. I've had the arm movements since I started stuttering so to break those from my stutter would be a big deal. I am pretty fluent overall so I Don't stutter that often anymore b...

Bingo. I did month long intensive therapy and we talked about the 'helper' habits. For some of us (me) Over time they stop working.. we get stuck with the habit and might develop a new one to go alon...

Like stuttering itself, the physical movements get reinforced by psychological conditioning. I've found that deliberately preventing myself from making those movements improves my fluency, and eventua...

Some people have secondary (physical) characteristics during a stutter. For me, my jaw clenches and my head jerks. For others it may be blinking or foot tapping. I think these are "learned" behaviors...

Does Anyone else have a Arm jerk when they stutter?

Does Anyone else have a Arm jerk when they stutter? Hi, I am new here and I am glad I found this forum because it is active. I am basically fluent but in pressure situations I stutter and have been s...

He did! He looked terrified to me. Might just be me projecting my own insecurities, but after every question he answered, his eyes opened wide while the guy was talking trying to anticipate what was ...