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3 years. I made everyday life decision based on my subjective values and preferences hence improved my life for the better. Speech improved as life improved. That's not a technique. I worked on...
Yeah, your situation sounds alot like what I went trough. My two cents, (from personal experience, so take this with a grain of salt. Everyone's different and I don't really know you) are that is psyc...
I've been doing these things for years. It's really just how often you speak, if you talk alot you'll get used to it and stutter less. But sometimes we might go awhile without really talking to anyone...
Why not try it out? Mention it to a few people, see how it feels, see how they response, etc Personally, I don't disclose my stutter. I tried it out a few times but I found three things; Firstly, ...
Why can’t you be that charismatic guy? Charisma comes from attitude and how you present yourself, not your speech. Socializing isn’t just about how you speak, it’s about how you listen, and how you ...
Still a teenager in school. What I do is just go by a nickname that’s derived from my actual name. Example: If your name is Alexander and you struggle with it, then I would go by Alex....
My name Starts with an 'A' and sometimes i skip the A and say the rest of my name in a low voice. It worked for me quite a few times....
I had the same problem when I was younger. My name starts with a hard ‘C’, so I’d use my middle name, Susanne, instead. As I got older, my name became easier and I learned to preface my name with “he...
You need to work that talking muscle constantly for it to stay good. Try to talk to people and initiate the convo first. Talk loud enough so they don't ask "what?" Then just ask questions, don't let ...
Hey wassup, based on your response, you’re already tense and anxious, that’s basically a recipe for failure. When you inhale, imagine you’re breathing in peace and clarity into your body and mind, alm...
No worries, sorry that my last comment came across so dismissive, I was too direct That's great that's great it's helped you and you found something that personally helped! Personally what helped...
Thank you! This is amazing what wrote about stuttering mechanism: hardware and software. This is my attempt to summarize it. **Summary:** There's two parts to speech: hardware & software: 1. Bad s...
Thanks for sharing, can absolutely relate to your experience. I'm in the U.S. and have been around a few decades longer than yourself, but I still vividly remember the fear of being called on in sch...
Great question. I don't know anyone who has used my personal strategies. As for me, I speak more fluently now, for example, I can often get past a block when I anticipate stuttering. However, I haven'...
Woman with a stutter here! I will admit my stutter isn’t really noticeable as I talk fine like 80% of the time. My stutter only shows up bad when I’m with family, but in public I would try hard to hid...
When I turned your age, I was so aware of my stutter and self conscious. Now that I'm 22, it's one of the last things I worry about; trust me when I tell you that it does get better. There are so man...
For me, even without my stutter, it won't take away from the bullying from my brothers (which had nothing to do with the stutter) that fucked up my self-confidence. I'd probably still have social anxi...
None of these are helpful but #5 is one of the worst things you can introduce into your speaking pattern and it is very hard to undo once it's learned. This whole post should come sith a disclaimer th...
Unfortunately not, blagged connection so I could turn my camera off as I wanted to read from a script and even with this I got stuck and blocked loads of words, had 2 interviews in the past 2 days and...
I disagree with your 5th point by that we are just inducing avoiding behaviours which can make stutter worse in long-term....