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I get this. some days I have worse stutter days than the next. I’m trying to figure out causes and triggers myself. It feels like when I analyze or think too much about my stutter it’s worse....
Randomly gets worst
Randomly gets worst I have noticed for a long time now that I go thru stutter periods. I can talk kinda good for a while but then out of nowhere I can't talk almost at all for a few months and then I...
3-factor causal model of moments of stuttering
3-factor causal model of moments of stuttering To make progress towards stuttering recovery, I am inviting everyone to discuss the 3-factor causal model in stuttering. The three factors are: 1. a de...
I only stutter in English. I'm fine in my native language
I only stutter in English. I'm fine in my native language ...
In my case, I feel their is a direct correlation with blocks on initial sounds or initial words when I try to say something when I masturbate. Masturbation = more stuttering blocks, prolongations, etc...
In my opinion: I think that situational stuttering comes down to our expectations. Expectations like convincing ourselves that speech errors (such as, anticipation) are bad or fearful in certain situ...
Situational Stutter
Situational Stutter I'm a 16 year old ( soon 17 ) and I have this weird situational stutter, it's basically like when I'm with my friends I talk very fluently and very rarely stutter, but as soon as I...
Most people's stutter gets 'worse' and then better in a relatively quick cyclical way, some weeks I barely stutter and then the next I might not be able to say my own name. For me personally, I stutte...
It works other way round as well to me. I will speak something with stutter but when asked to repeat, I will do it fluently. What a funny thing stutter is....
Yea man exactly this smh it'd so annoying Then I have days we'll most days now where I'm just fine and smooth lol but some days it's bad lol...
For the most part, yes. But I don't know if they are the actual cause or if it will work for anyone else....
Do you stutter yourself? For many of us, it comes and go with no apparent reason....
Yes I've read a lot about this in this subreddit, see this [Reddit search page](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/search/?q=period&type=link&cId=33b58439-2b88-42e6-a143-0b6aff66296d&iId=9c814d76-14ba-4...
See [this ](https://i.imgur.com/1wgPP6G.png)image link. Great comment! I agree that "fear" (as you pointed out) can be conditioned to a speech block-response (such as, fear to speak our name can caus...
Your body has memory. The food service worker function as a signal to your body that is it time to block. It is a trigger. Because it has happened before, chances are it happens again. Your body pre...
Definitely correlates with my stress levels, which seems to be related to fluctuating hormones. I've noticed an increase in blocks before my monthly cycle....
I think it would also be interesting to ask about the severity of the stutter and how it correlates to whether you stutter in ur dreams ?...
This is interesting and a huge contrast! What do you think contributes, in your own experiencing with your stuttering, to experiencing days with complete fluency and days with blocks on each words?...
Surprising results to say the least! But then, why don't we stutter in our dreams (for the ones who voted for this option)? For example, does nothing in our dream trigger stuttering such as anticipati...
Yes I have experienced this! Additionally I didn't use to stutter while talking to myself but now I've started to. It all started within the last 4 yrs....