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I don't stutter when I sing or impersonate someone. Ice heard from numerous people that it's because you use a different neural pathway when you aren't speaking naturally. I have found though that wh...

I'm pretty similar and most days I get don't have any trouble, I just stutter occasionally and never really feel like it's a big problem for me. I mainly just hate talking on the phone or ordering th...

If I'm not mistaken, the reason people who stutter don't stutter when they sing is that singing uses a different part of the brain than other speech. And I think that a need for validation or a fear o...

No stutter in certain situations

No stutter in certain situations I don’t stutter when: -I sing -I talk to myself -I talk to a pet or a baby Is this because none of these are conversations? If you’re initiated in a conversation, you...

The army is a crucible, it will make you do things you never thought possible. The adrenalin, the novelty, the excitement, all that. I have a terrible stutter at times, but like others have mentioned...

I'm the same and I also dabbled in school musicals back when I was in school. I believe I never stutter when I'm on stage or performing because I've rehearsed so many times. The rehearsal really cemen...

I know for a fact thats the case with singing, but I never knew that acting was regarded in the same way!...

I definitely think this is true. I've heard other say that its because the lines are memorized but I just cant jump on board with that. There is something comforting about being another person, even i...

Maybe? I mean personally I dont get nervous when I speak regardless. I dont care if I stutter because I know I will. But on stage, I have to agree, it's a different energy. ...

It seems as if impersonation is sort of a fix for stuttering. Famous actors like Rowan Atkinson and Robin Williams used accents and impersonations to fix their stuttering. I never knew either of them ...

I could be wrong but I've heard that when you act, impersonate someone else or sing you're actually using a different neural pathway to when you speak naturally which can eliminate your stutter ...

Why do some people not stutter when they act on stage or perform?

Why do some people not stutter when they act on stage or perform? I've always loved musicals, acting and singing from a young age, but I always thought my stutter would keep me from acting in any capa...

Didn't come across one. I have come across a few deaf people, which were surprised when I knew sign language, since both of my parents are deaf. (Yes I still stutter when I sign, since I mouth everyth...

My stuttering journey

My stuttering journey I feel like "journey" is a little too cheesy but whatever I've had a stutter since i was about 7. It all started happening around the time my dad died. It was probably a shock o...

when i am reading, i hardly stutter! it's mainly those one-to-one conversations......

i never stammer when i am in flow.... it only happens when i m aware of wht i am speaking... but i have noticed that stammering on 'M' is kindaa common......

It was a great day, today I had my students ask my about my stutter. Laughed with them a little when I told them I don't stutter when singing, talking to pets, take on an accent, or swear like a sailo...

I don't think people realise that "stuttering" comes in many forms and the nature of it varies. Sometimes it's a physiological imbalance that causes it, sometimes it's a cognitive issue (like in my ca...

Yeah, gotta agree with this one, stuttering is not directly linked to breathing/irregularities, but studies show that properly regulated breathing can reduce stuttering to a great extent. &#x200B...

There's no evidence stuttering is a breathing issue. It doesn't fit if you consider it. Happy OP found some relief. I'd be interested in hearing about your progress in a month or so. ...