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Yep, right there with you. That’s why I hate repeating myself and if I do I try to reconstruct the entire sentence so it’s not exactly the same haha....

I just don't think about my stutter. Like, I stammer. What must I do? Any practicing I do at home, all goes to s\*\*t. It is a random occurrence. Just talk like anybody else, maybe slower though and w...

A thing I've noticed is that my stutter is stronger if I'm "explaining" a meme to someone (lol) - by that I mean that if I saw a meme but I can't show it to another person right now and I'm explaining...

I went to speech therapy for 6 months but didn’t really see any progress. My stutter has come and gone at various points in my life I think it’s related to my mental health, depression and negative th...

I had to take a public speaking class in high school (requirement to graduate), and I stuttered very bad. The teacher knew so he totally understood. I asked for a bit of more time during presentation...

it's good to hear you're not bothered by it when I was younger it would annoy me that people would finish my sentence, but now I'm fine with it. It just shows to you it's all mental....

Youre too focus on the first letter and/or syllable. So when the other person says it for you you lose that focus/pressure and voila you can say the word. I suggest try to lose focus and ignore the w...

There’s no difference between “psychological” and “physical” These are made up words, all stutters occur due to you’re brain being a bit scuffed. Unless you’re talking about trauma induced stuttering...

This happens. I think it happens for me because when I hear someone say it, it releases the pressure of me having to get it out since I know they already know what I was trying to say. I also immediat...

It's kinda stupid: somehow it is a physical limitation, but at the same time it is not one all the time. Like someone in a wheelchair that can randomly walk every few minutes for a few steps.The older...

Oh man, this happened to me a ton when I was younger. Just goes to show a LOT of this is mental. The less you start caring about your speech, the better it gets....

From my own experiences its almost always directly based on how much attention I am putting on stuttering. The more I think about it, the more I stutter. I try now to focus on it as little as I can ...

No he's got a point. If you focus your attention on the MATERIAL you're saying instead of HOW you're going to say it/whether it'll come out fluently it usually works out. I applied this exact trick to...

i overthink everything that’s my problem haha, but i’ll try my best when it comes to the interview, thank you for your reply :)...

She finished the word for me. I hate that. I asked to please not do that, then explained why. She didn't realize there were different stutters and thought all stutterers stammer (this time it was a bl...

I think it's both psychological and neurological if that's the right word. From my experience it started off very light and the more I tried to refine my speech the worse its gotten. So starting off i...

The last point there was a good tip. Yeah if I make a decision not based on my stuttering, only problem is the remaining time I'll be bickering and stressing out relentlessly what that decision will ...

Over the years I’ve been able to develop a, simply put- “I don’t give a fuck” attitude. You have a voice. You have something to offer the world. Be confident in those situations, be brave. It can be h...

For me, it helps to think about what I'm doing after the interview/presentation/whatever to remind myself that even if I make an absolute fool out of myself life goes on and I can learn from what I d...

I know this is probably too late but my one strategy is to avoid visualizing what the presentation might look like and only do speech prep when I absolutely have to (like the hours prior to the presen...