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Whatsoever resides with you, that keeps you from doing things you (think you) want, is something you can seek to address on your part. A stutter is such a thing. There are many factors that go into ...
No, it's you don't get it anyway without the context, reading it. What I am saying.... u need to read that book, man. No not really, I'm working on myself, living with integrity, accepting it etc. th...
There you go! How long have you processed it and/or put it into effect? Is it helping, whatever it is you're doing (differently)? Perhaps an additional thing: Does it lean into science? To what exte...
Man, there's too much. I don't know what to tell you, maybe a few things that comes to my mind. Stuttering is a system, it's a system that's constructed of parts that influence and are influenced by ...
You just said it all, there's no better way to put it. Being brave is facing this, and accepting that it won't go away. Thanks for taking the time to write this for somebody else, it helped me as well...
Sorry, but jumping off a bridge isn't brave. Far from it. The self-pity really bothers me, and I have a severe stutter as well. Brave is FACING your problems head on, not escaping them. Not cowering ...
Speech therapy is known to be able to help stutterers. It takes time and effort. Try seeking one out (and stick to it) and see if it helps you. Other than that, it'd be a good idea to work on your mi...
I agree. Don't put yourself in a state of "disabled person" and expect people to treat you with care. Like, dude - whatever. Let shit people talk shit. The truth is - every one of us has something t...
Try writing a script! It eliminates the stress of having to think of what to say. You can also mark it up with pauses so you know where you need to stop and breathe. You got this! Don't let your stutt...
I made a choice to just accept it in my late teens, always raised my hand to do presentations in class etc., but really reached the “fuck it” stage in mid-20s. I don’t even think about my stutter most...
It’s definitely hard to accept, but for me I want to beat it. I think we’ve all had periods of fluency at some points in our life. I’m 21 years old, and for the first 17/18 years of my life I spoke fl...
I wasn’t homeschooled, I guess I just sort of avoided talking as much as possible, which was definitely hard. I would practice and get very good at saying simple things like yes and no. I guess I alwa...
Yeah, our stutter changes depending on our mode of performance. Try this: Record yourself. Play it back to yourself. Then record yourself again - but this time, play it back for another person. A ne...
Nah, that's an oversimplification of brain matters, and as such, we shouldn't use it in our self-understanding. But you're certainly right that we have the capacity for change. It's just that some th...
You are a new person every 11 months, your brain constantly creating new neural pathways. If you were to create new neural pathways over an 11 month period and re-enforce them with consistency. Everyo...
Stop giving a fuck. I mean this. I stuttered awfully in school and still do somewhat. You dont need to defend yourself verbally. Those who would pick on you are weak as fuck they are very insecure and...
Yes you are probably right, I am gonna give it a try, I have no other option I can think of. Oh yes there's a lot of good people here, I am glad. He's not a self help gurus, and I know I have been f...
He's the man who saved my life and everything he learns resonates with me, it's the truth. I have been to a few but we didn't connect to each other so result was nothing and I had to even pay for it....
Mindset is key. Be hungry for the job and keep a positive mindset as much as possible. Practice in front of other people or at least in front of pictures of other people. Remember to smile when you fi...
Everyone’s stutter is different. Everyone has individual mental obstacles for their stutter. Really hard to compare my progress to anyone else’s considering that. Choosing to “accept” our stutter is ...