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Why do u look at it as fooly? It bassically means, be persistens more outgoing, act like u dont sutter and get more comfortable. Seems like good advice to me, since my stutter is purely psychological...
Today was my Presentation and I stammered!
Today was my Presentation and I stammered! Note: I am a first time poster and a long time reader on this sub reddit, so, sorry if it doesn't go well. I am stutterer since childhood, now 22. I discove...
I’ve used music therapy to help with my means of expression. I have stuttered all my life and have used music & writing to help express myself in ways I could be proud of. Being a stutterer, expr...
People judge and shame. So it isn't bad to lie so you can see the world from a different judge free perspective. Some people lie about their religion, others about their heritage, their job or past....
No, never. I've tried not talking because I gave up, but why would I pretend to be something I'm not? Communicating in other ways is totally fine, of course. Pointing, notes, root sounds - whatever ...
I thought about it but never actually done it, I wouldn't do it for dating though.. I've been stuttering since I was a kid (31 now) so I'm kinda a pro stutterer if there's such a thing, I can have a s...
I can relate, I struggled to say my name while introducing myself to new coworkes, so far nearly nobody cares if I stutter. I am just really self conscious about it, so it pisses me off nonetheless....
This brought tears to my eyes. As a college student who has been struggling with stuttering for like the past 10-12 years - and yes, I didn’t always stutter, I “acquired” it - I felt this. I have to s...
Annoyed at myself
Annoyed at myself I don’t know why self disclosure is just so hard sometimes. I’m usually pretty good about it when doing (or taking) interviews, presentations, and in meetings, but today when we were...
I have a lot of presentations on zoom these days and i'm so scared !!
I have a lot of presentations on zoom these days and i'm so scared !! So i'm thinking about pre recording my own voice and lipsync during presentations. I know it's cowardice but i'm desperate. Updat...
Wow what a post, thanks for sharing! I really love your experience of creating a false personality that helps you avoid stuttering and afterwards feeling burdened by having to live the lie. I believe ...
Any advice helps, thanks :3
Any advice helps, thanks :3 I’m able to talk to myself out loud very fluent, yet the moment I need to say something to someone I tense up and that first word is really hard to get out, it’s very annoy...
This is really great advice, and mirrors my experience almost exactly. I was put in speech therapy in first grade because of my stutter, and stayed for eight years. I couldn’t get through a word when ...
This is coming from a good place, but I don't think you have to choose between one of the other. Stuttering is absolutely curable for majority of people. But no one really has an answer and I think mo...
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...
It really sucks because now i’m really self-conscious. And I didn’t accepted it at first. It was kinda a shock for me because it made me lose my confidence. I was a girl who talked A LOT in public and...
Everyone's preferences are different, but disclosing my stutter is one of the absolute best things I've ever done for myself. I've always worried that people spend more time focusing on how I speak ra...
I was finally able to talk for a video!
I was finally able to talk for a video! I have a youtube channel, no ig deal, I just make simple and stupid programming videos. I always wanted to take it more seriously and talk/show my face for the ...
A stutter incident can be perceived as an occasion for entertainment, yes. This requires us to be in a particular setting, and I'm not at all saying that all stutterers automatically are. I would want...
I think it sounds like an interesting enough approach, but I'm not so sure about the details or the general applicability. I know it's generally not fun to stutter. It's a disruption. Lots of things ...