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Well, I wouldn't dismiss her entirely because of this. I stutter and I have myself laughed at another person's weird stuttering. It's not out of malice, or the need to laugh *at* them, it just happens...
Yes, that’s true. And I agree that I should go on anyway. I also see it as an opportunity to overcome a tough situation...
I know how it looks. Don't overthink it. She's probably not used to this situation, but the fact is that she's interested to have a date with you, knowing you have a stutter. I laugh at my own stutte...
She’s probably just trying to be cute and tease you. It’s annoying but I mean up to you if you find that cute or not. My stutter decreased considerably once I learned to laugh at it...
its like saying oh I'm apologizing in advance in case I laugh if you accidentally trip due to the fact that you MISS A LEG AND HALF AN ARM. I get that little kids find it wierd and laugh cause they'r...
Exactly my thoughts. I work with children sometimes, I allow them a giggle or two and try to educate them politely afterwards. But giggles coming from an adult? You are not 7 years old. However, I’ll...
I'd feel exactly the same as you. I guess I appreciate that she thinks she's trying to be considerate by being up front, but is she an adult? Can she not control herself? My buzz would be killed but...
In truth, the person who judges your stuttering the most is you (unless the person opposite is stupid and there's nothing we can do about that). I know stuttering is frustrating and can make you feel ...
I belive, the more I think about my stutter and the more power (spending thoughts on it) I give it, the stronger and worse it becomes. Do you stutter if you record yourself and just talk nonsense? If ...
Easiest way that has worked for me is to treat each speaking engagement as a practice run to desensitize yourself from being embarrassed of your stutter. With this mindset, when speaking, you show you...
What your experiencing is the typical experience all of us experience. It's not your fault and you aren't doing anything wrong or not trying hard enough. It might be the opposite of that. Trying so ha...
It made me such a better kid and person I started QB I was class clown when the teacher asked who wanted to read I put my hand up PROUD.. Why, because my dad stuttered and he wasn’t ashamed he was my ...
NEW research study (2024, August): "Characteristics of attentional focus of movement among adults who stutter"
NEW research study (2024, August): "Characteristics of attentional focus of movement among adults who stutter" Below is a summary of this research: [link](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/3828...
Sorry. I overcame my severe stutter by embarassing myself to the point of not caring....
For me i just laugh at it i dont care its just a part of me but i feel like for others its worse because they have to wait longer and thats why they try and finish what im saying...
Please try not to allow this to affect you too much. I work in a company and have been for 6 years now. My stutter is ridiculously bad to say the least. I present in front of 20 people every Friday an...
Sorry to her that. Only advice I can give is to let go. Although it’s less than desirable outcome, Once you start letting go of things, it will slowly loosen its grip over you. Remember what you resis...
>*"is there anything that makes your speech more fluent?"* Yes this: 1. Before I execute the speech plan, I instruct my brain regarding when it should start speaking automatically and spontaneously ...
Here's something that is true for me and for lot of stutterers that I've met: The more you try to hide your stutter, the more you start stuttering. The less you try to hide it, and just stutter openly...
"Stuttering diminishes across the lifespan regarding the presence of stuttering. So it does show that there is nothing inevitable about stuttering. In children and is also true for adults." - NEW stutter hypothesis (2025) from an SLP and Phd researcher
"Stuttering diminishes across the lifespan regarding the presence of stuttering. So it does show that there is nothing inevitable about stuttering. In children and is also true for adults." - NEW stut...