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I've edited this post as I read that wrong. By no means am I cured, I just choose not to stutter. Even when my stutter was at it's worst, I disagreed with certain things that were said based on my ow...
It's funny to see how someone who has "cured" his stuttering now attributes a lot of wrong explanations to the stuttering phenomenon. I think it's fairly accepted that the reason why *some* stutterer...
I have read that a lot of people don't stutter when they put on an accent. It's not really a practical cure as it's not normal to use a fake accent all the time! I guess though subtly altering your ...
Do you stutter when you alter your voice?
Do you stutter when you alter your voice? I've been practicing this lately altering my voice is subtle ways and it seems to work for me just wondering if anybody else does this? ...
Hey, welcome to the sub! Some people have posted here about herbal supplements, but I haven't really seen any follow-up to it. To be honest, I don't think there is that much out there and a big thing...
> If it's a well-known song, you're simply repeating words that the other person knows about in a well defined rate of sound. Not necessarily - the other person might not know the song you're sin...
For sake of discussion, let's simplify the model down to just 'communication', as opposed talking which can be quite broad. When communicating, it involves another person and much is going on - includ...
"PWS (Person Who Stutters) are consciously aware when someone enters a room (or a phone call), which in turns triggers stuttering. Remove a person or any social interaction from the room, the stutter ...
Yes putting on a foreign accent works temporarily for me too! Same with singing the words. Wish I could get away with that at work. The mind is so weird....
I'm basically fluent when I show my real personality?
I'm basically fluent when I show my real personality? I've noticed for a while that when I show people the real me with no filter, my stutter decreases to nearly 0. I even tested it with Call Reps fro...
Partly opposite to me. Stutter has many types. :/ I'd stutter less in a group (who don't know I stutter). I stutter more with my family and on phone....
I guess with me it's like a subconscious self learned habit. When I really don't have to be fluent I'm not. Peak stuttering for me is in a relaxed conversation with a small group, and it's slightly le...
Same here. When I let my guard down - learned speech tools go out the window - with family or someone close - I stutter off the charts. Make me tense or put me in front of a group of ppl and I can pas...
Me too! How strange. I’ve said this since my childhood (in my late 20s now) and have had multiple speech therapists seem to not believe me when I told them. Put me in front of a class doing a pres...
I stutter more when I am relaxed :/
I stutter more when I am relaxed :/ While many people tend to stutter less when they are relaxed (including a person I personally know), I stutter more when I am relaxed. I have noticed that when I a...
English is not my first language, so If i try talking in a language or accent other than my mother tongue then I don't stutter. However after a while I stutter in new language or accent also. I gues...
I'm American, and I find I stutter less when I put on a French accent or a Southern accent (I'm from the Northeast). The logical explanation is that any sort of "new" way of talking throws your brain ...
American accent?
American accent? I found that my mild stutter disappears “americanising” words, the pronunciation is softer and has more natural flow for me than my natural accent. (I’m from London ). I don’t do it ...
Hey, I'm a teenager, and I've been using a fish oil supplement that includes omega 3 and omega 6 (I think?). I use that along with a vitamin D pill every morning. It doesn't stop the stutter completel...
Lmao Im in the same boat as you! it has me wondering about what a heroic dose would be like though... Magic mushrooms are heralded for their neuro-regenerative properties, but theyre illegal. He me...