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How do you blow off some steam on a non-fluent day?

How do you blow off some steam on a non-fluent day? I guess we all have those exhausting days every now and then when you're at your worst, have way more blocks than usual and you feel beyond frustrat...

I'm in a band and go on tour regularly. Singing on stage in front of thousands is easy (fluency-wise i mean, other than that it's still nerve-wrecking) - having to talk during interviews is difficult ...

I find it stressful and so does everyone else, sitting back and waiting for you to say a word you're stuttering on. And pardon me for my 'ignorance', but when you were in the midst of your 'friendly c...

Okay? And I also substitute words OFTEN and frankly I hate it. I just personally find it very stressful and sometimes find it better to just fight through my stutter or block, and it actually starts t...

I'm impatient and easily irritated and can't stand when my stuttering father speaks to me

I'm impatient and easily irritated and can't stand when my stuttering father speaks to me [deleted]...

So now I can't be a stutterer because I have a decent vocabulary? I even changed my name to a nick name to cope with it as my name is also a trigger. Nobody said it's a cure. I don't care what you th...

Coming from someone who stutters, I find it hard to believe that you really do. Because if you do you'd know how stressful it is to try to find similar words and in the heat of the moment and sometime...

Who wants to spend their whole life trying to say one thing one way when there's a billion other ways to say it? It's insulting to assume simply 'relaxing' is this new cure-all.. Like, I've tried, tha...

I get the same way whether I want to or not. I think it's like seeing myself in a mirror and being pissed off at how pathetic I look and wishing I could just talk to myself from the outside and tell m...

Yes, that's not a good reaction, I don't think. Maybe you should figure out more about why you get angry. Do you get angry when you stutter yourself?...

Maybe I didn't make it clear enough. I don't even show it physically, it's just in my head that I get angry and the anger usually lasts for like 10 seconds anyway. Sadly I don't see my speech therap...

I feel this way too, the guy that I talked to would stutter and I'd immediately get impatient like what is he doing, just say it already. It's weird...

We are extremely similar! I made a post about this a few months ago, though I feel a lot more uncomfortable than mad. Like other people say, it's projection; it's what oyu think about yourself project...

This 100% - and also OP, no - you're not the only one. I have gotten over this though. It began as anger, then morphed into pain, and then when I accepted my stutter - I stopped feeling all those thin...

Am I the only one getting mad when hearing other people stutter?

Am I the only one getting mad when hearing other people stutter? I've been stuttering for as long as I can remember. I'm currently 17 years old and I'm going to school to be an electrician. I'd descri...

I really can't believe how inconsiderate people can be, I had a similar experiences in school the one thing that stopped the people laughing was taking a stand for myself. Although I don't advocate vi...

Shit, I'm sorry to hear that. But I kinda envy you for having the guts to beat up people and stand up for yourself, personally I've always kinda been a coward when it comes to dealing with jerks....

Plenty of time especially during high school, got into fights, got turned into an angry rage monster, still am a rage monster. Got older and knew I couldn't really keep on beating people who made fun...

The last person to make fun of me was a 45 year old jackass country boy that worked at Home Depot, I think I was like 24(30 now). I'm a big guy and I actually got in his face, it felt so good to be ab...

I get that sometimes and the only thing i can think of as advice is to remind them over and over again until they get it. Don't be rude though.. you're not the person in the wrong. If you get angry, y...