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Would it help if I convinced myself that I don't actually have a stutter (as I don't stutter if I'm comfortable with someone), or would it be better to convince myself that it's okay to stutter?
Would it help if I convinced myself that I don't actually have a stutter (as I don't stutter if I'm comfortable with someone), or would it be better to convince myself that it's okay to stutter? ...
How can I accept something that I despise so much? How can I accept something that has ruined my life and continues to do so? Well, because the alternative is worse than accepting the situation. Loo...
LEE LOVETT. READ HIS BOOK, WATCH HIS VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE (NOW HE HAS LESS VIDEOS) ​ IT REALLY HELP ME OVERCOME MY STUTTERING, SOUND IMPOSSIBLE, BUT IT ISNT. ​ I USED TO STUTTE...
YESS!! MAN. KEEP GOING! ITS ALL ABOUT THE MIND! ​ I CURED MY STUTTERING WITH HIS METHODS AND BY EXPOSING MYSELF TO CERTAING SOCIAL SITUATIONES THAT I WAS "FORCED" TO BE IN... REALLY, ...
Well, I understand being a little embarrassed, but it's nothing to be embarrassed about, it's a part of who you are, and it's not a negative. If you own up to it it'll be easier to deal with it. Not t...
That makes perfect, coherent sense. I believe that is true for myself. One only has control over their reactions and emotions, truly, it’s the only control you have in life. We still don’t understand ...
I am not sure, I think i become just so aware and conscious about the problem, until I learn to control it...
I stuttered severely and had so much fear I becane an accountant first . Interviews were todture but I learned to ace them. Medical interviews must be a challenge. I have seen the MPI 2 help many. Ho...
No, at the end of the day you make the decision to not go meet friends, go to parties, or push yourself in uncomfortable situation. That’s what it’s about- retraining your brain, and how exactly do yo...
Man you have every right to feel the way you do right now. It can be extremely tough. Especially being 19. That age is hard and full of constant comparisons to others (which of course does not make yo...
Self therapy worked best for me. However, I am a teacher and often I do best when I teach myself. But not until after I accepted that stuttering was something I was doing, not something that was hap...
For the first time in years, i’m not afraid to talk.
For the first time in years, i’m not afraid to talk. Hi there! Long time lurker, first time poster. My stuttering problem started several years ago, when things went from bad to worse speech-wise. W...
I love your attitude, that your goal is to stop caring about stuttering, not "how do I stop stuttering". Yout mindset is a lot healthier. Its quite simple... Let me ask, what characteristics comes...
I’m kind of in the same boat as you. I have been daily practising the techniques. I found that as soon as I have the thought “ I don’t want to stutter here” the techniques don’t work. I think a good ...
I don't agree. All mild stutters sometimes turn severe and all severe stutters turn mild. We all experienced the same there. It's a matter of mindset....
Oh wow, go you! I'm rooting for you! I definitely hit the "idgaf" moment a long time ago so probably similar ages to you but I've never been able to tackle public speaking. So to me that's a huge thin...
Accept the idea that you'll have to live with it for the rest of your life and accept that is not as big of a deal as you think it is. I have it since I was born. I'm 22 now. It was difficult along th...
Not caring what people think is a huge one! Thank you for pointing that out, it's definitely something that comes with time and age. When I was a young teenager I cared far too much. I'm 29 now and li...
Used to be like that for me but you get used to it or it goes away. For me, I kept talking and talking since I never could properly till I was 19 and my stutter went away. My trick was to put yourself...
This book has really boosted my confidence.it was like...something so different compared to the other stuttering books. I’ve come across many stuttering related books which encourage voluntary stutter...