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Let me rephrase that, “the moment you stop blaming yourself for being black” see how wrong it sounds? Dude I tried over and over, I know my stuttering is a major factor in all of this but you don’t ...

Yeah, it's conplex in nature, but I truly believe it's totally related to our nervous system, and how safe it feels with expression. Some kinda nervous system freeze response. Perhaps a combination of...

Even though i agree that holding back will just make it worse. The fear i have from having bad situations is just too big and I don’t think i can it anymore. I literally been through hell at a young ...

Stuttering is a mental illness, a neuropsychological one. Mental illnesses are recognized by cognitive/emotional/behavioral/social abnormalities (in that it's not part of the norm, not in a derogative...

Mental illness? This is what a 1929 medical textbook says.

Mental illness? This is what a 1929 medical textbook says. I'm freaking out. I just found a 1929 medical textbook on my grandparents' bookshelf. Here are some screenshots. It's in Spanish, but I'll tr...

The whole situation is messed up

The whole situation is messed up Have you ever just lost hope after trying so many times to speak normally without stuttering? Like, you made a plan, set up specific exercises, maybe even booked sessi...

I’m afraid it’s almost always genetic. My dad had a stutter so I got one. You can still get one through trauma but it’s wrong to say it’s never genetic...

Its not genetic he prob got it from an traumatic experience. People usually get it around the age of 4-6 because they copy someones stutters. But never genetic....

Is this really a stutter or just a thought block

Is this really a stutter or just a thought block Iam a 16 year old introvert, I have trouble pronouncing certain sounds and phrases, iam not even taking about while speaking, iam talking about reading...

Each person's stutter is different. Steve Harvey might stutter before, though I doubt it, and he found ways to come about it, speaking fluently now. I appreciate his positivity in spreading hope in cu...

Agreed. It fuels the narrative that we stutter because of trauma ( which of course it can be in some cases), being shy, nervous, awkward, etc. When that is not the case for most of us....

He reminds me of my mom and dad. What they said was basically "it's in your mind" (like Stevey here) and "skill issue". So sad...

التأتأة: مشكلة أعمق مما تتخيل

التأتأة: مشكلة أعمق مما تتخيل التأتأة ممكن تخلي الواحد يتجنب المواقف الاجتماعية اللي فيها كلام، وده بيأثر على حياته النفسية والاجتماعية والمهنية. تخيل إنك خايف تتكلم عشان ما تتلخبطش، أو الناس تتريق ...

En mi caso es psicológica, curiosamente hablo bien cuando estoy solo y me trabo solamente en público con palabras que mi cerebro interpreta como peligrosas y es un círculo en el que anticipo el bloque...

I don’t think he actually did, or he had the childhood developmental stuttering that 80% of children grow out of. But what he said just told me immediately. The way he described speech therapists isn...

Ok, so bear with me here. I am NO expert however I have a toddler who stutters when excited or nervous, beyond what is developmentally appropriate. With that, I'm always researching and taking in info...

No. The way he explains how he “cured” his own stutter you can tell, (like most people who are famous and have some kind of intellectual insight on a random topic), he is full of shit. It was a real i...

Yeah I don't buy it either, his personality doesn't lend itself to me trusting the story. It feels more like a lecture than a lesson which makes me feel like he got over a fear of public speaking and ...

I wish you all the best

I wish you all the best Hello everyone my name is Jayden I am currently 15 and I have suffered with a stutter every since about 5 years old. I am here to write about my experiences from childhood and ...

No lie, this woman told me that if I were mentally strong enough, it would go away. Then she went on to say that her mother—or someone in her family—had a stroke and was left unable to speak, and she ...