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Should I quit my job?
Should I quit my job? Dears, I‘m 24 years old and I'm working as a Software Engineer(Full-Time) Job and I have a stuttering since I was 7 years old, Literally, Stuttering makes me unable to speak in...
The majority of people who stutter don’t stutter when alone. Anxiety has a lot to do with stuttering....
I worked in the medical field for years including emergency situations. My stutter (moderate to severe overt) never caused much of a problem and I certainly never put anyone in danger. Without knowin...
The other way to explain my method is to emote when you speak and imbue every word that you speak with emotion (it can be passion, excitement, surprise, sadness, happiness, confusion, anger--whatever ...
Emote when your speak, imbue every word that you speak with emotion (it can be passion, excitement, surprise, sadness, happiness, confusion, anger--whatever emotion is appropriate for the occasion). Y...
I'll clarify a bit - I mentioned researching studies that address mood control on the premise that stuttering can be triggered and/or worsened by stress and irritation (a bad mood). Once I research th...
I completely relate to this and I think it has entirely to do with subconscious anxiety and unrest; I find that the more I think about the fact that I have a stutter it makes it absolutely worse on ce...
I'm a little confused by your comment - so I had been diagnosed with depression twice and once in those times I was fluent for a whole year (shitty mornings, and shitty mood so it is anecdotal but it ...
This is relative to the saying "woke up on the wrong side of the bed". It has mostly to do with how well you slept, how you spend your morning, and typically being in a better and more optimistic mood...
If 90% is really just anxiety, that would give me a lot of hope. Because, in contrast to neurogenic/genetic stuttering, anxiety disorders can be cured....
Yeah, it was a lot worse when I first started out. It was all about choosing words that I wouldn’t stutter on and tweaking my cadence during work. Anxiety is the #1 factor in my stutter...
I work in IT too, though I never have experience working in other sectors, but I think it is very tiring to have a stutter in IT, I still remember that day very vividly where I bombed on one job inter...
I've just recently started taking propranolol mainly because my stuttering heightens 80% of the time due to anxiety. The other 20%, I can't explain. I only take it if I know I have to talk for long ...
Anxiety is making my stutter worst...
Anxiety is making my stutter worst... Before my stutter was pretty mild. And I would stutter on certain trigger words. My anxiety is getting worst and my blocks are really intense now and hard to get...
Have you noticed it in yourself?
Have you noticed it in yourself? I have noticed that when I'm tired and don't wanna talk to people I don't stutter and don't feel any anxiety, but when I'm good rested and when i have a desire to talk...
I am a wreck,
I am a wreck, There is this girl, I think the she likes me, that thing is I like her back I am above average in looks, but I am a wreck when it comes to girls She added me on snapchat and wants to str...
Preface speaking, especially public speaking of any sort, with explaining that you have a stutter/stammer. Once people know, theres nothing to be afraid of. Sounds pretty blunt and fucked up, right? I...
For many people, their stammer is heightened by Anxiety, but not directly caused by Anxiety...
Ever thought of suicide because of your stutter?
Ever thought of suicide because of your stutter? Don´t worry, I am not gonna kill myself. As long as there is a hope. I have rarely this very short thoughts of "fuck, why am I even living" after a bi...
* quick afterthought, I have noticed I used to stutter a tiny bit, usually only when tired, stressed or overwhelmed in some other way, but otherwise I’ve been very fluent in how I talk and if anything...