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I know a lot of ways to get around a stutter, the problem is when I stutter my head goes blank, I just stand there and forget every technique I know of and idk if this happens to anyone. My body just ...
That's too bad. I mean, you shouldn't feel "disgusted" just because there are some sounds coming out differently from what you thought it should sound like. Is this the first time you've been "put on...
It happens to me too. What a psychotic dilemma. Its weird. When I m alone, I am the best fluent speaker without audience....
I've researched a ton so I know what goes behind the scenes. And thank you for your response! In what other ways has it helped you in?...
Does your teacher know you stutter? Confidence and slowing down aren't solutions to stuttering. If that were the case, we would've solve it by now. ;) But they may be factors, and it may make a diffe...
I have a block stutter So when I stutter I just stop the stutter and repeat the phrase, while breathing in a softer tone, until the word comes out smoothly, that works with my family But in public si...
Perhaps the classes will help you in other ways, which is fine of course. :) "Nerves" is a factor. How much of a factor it would be for you, and what might be done about it, we wouldn't know. If you ...
I think so. Do you like video games? Think that, talking to yourself is the easy level, talking to other people in general is medium, and talking to authorities or someone that is difficult to talk, i...
Do you talk to yourself? I don't know, I have this habit since I was a child, and it's good for me. It is almost an study of speak, because when I am alone, I don't need to be worried about what the o...
Definitely. I think it’s the weight of expectation that does it, I’ve noticed that my level of social anxiety is the biggest determining factor for how much I stutter, with my focus on my speech being...
Ugh yes! Like there's a few times where I don't stutter and I successfully say a word but a little too fast. So then I get asked to repeat the word/sentence and then my stutter comes back for that spe...
Yeah, and the use of masks muffle the sound of my voice, so I have to repeat nearly every time I said something. That sucks....
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question anyone else find when you are asked to repeat something you said that you stutter a lot more? I guess for me before i say something i have time mentally to “prepare” but when they dont hear y...
Hello 😀 Oh yes, the "best" thing about our speech is that we can easily say something like "what's it called", but can't say some other damn word or letter. I'm here just for a couple of days now, ...
I’m 30 and I’ve had a stutter my whole life (was pretty severe into my teens) but now I’d classify it as mild to moderate depending on how stressed/anxious I am. I work in Operations for Amazon and as...
Great post - thanks for sharing what got you through on your journey. Like you, I’ve stuttered from a very young age. I thought I was successfully hiding it, but I was only fooling myself. What real...
Not sure what country you're in. Lately I've been disclosing that I have a stutter that gets heightened in situations such as an interview. Depending on the culture around stuttering where you're loca...
Yes, thats true, and its the only real thing bothring me. I also switch words so i do not stutter, but then the value falls. Suprisingly, im very good at salary negotiations. But considering that my w...
My biased opinion, you’re going to do great. It will be a little nerve-wracking at first but you’ll find your confidence and skills naturally improving over time. It’s really important, albeit stressf...
Well, to be blunt - your post is pointing in several directions all at once. Perhaps instead focus on the extent of it: You're going to do something and you're probably going to stutter. Why worry a...