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The way I think of stuttering

The way I think of stuttering I stutter very rarely. It's kinda like some invisible force blocking the words from coming out of your mouth. Your brain knows what you want to say, you then open your ...

i just block on all words lol, its only occassional tho but it can be any word/sound. It is always a random word so thats really strange....

I attended a clinic in the 90s, I think they taught prolonging was on vocalized sounds like vowels and mnlrvvwz, sounds that need your larynx. Blocking was hard sounds like bcdkpt etc...

Making appointments that require me to say my last name. I block really hard on my last name a lot, so that's always a treat when the receptionist is in a hurry. ...

Differences in blocking?

Differences in blocking? You guys are most likely familiar with the Valsalva Control Therapy by William D. Parry but one thing that kind of confuses me is that he keeps on talking about ''blocking'' w...

What kind of stuttering do you have? I block myself and i might be able to help you if you block as well. PS; Blocking as in silent blocking, not being able to utter a sound. ...

Literally just an hour ago, I had to do this for my Genetics class. I blocked so fucking much. I know I shouldn't care or feel bad but I feel like I could've done much better in terms of speaking. ...

LOL, I do this sometimes. I'll try to bruteforce a block and end up almost yelling while stomping my foot....

Hehe, i guess its the most common type and the easiest to recognize :P People who block (myself included) become very proficient at hiding their blocking and are constantly switching their words so i ...

right?! thats gotta be some of the cause. and i still can never finish a sentence no matter how fast i talk...

Hey man thank for your story! I agree that your second method feels a litte bit weird haha, especially when you're talking to strangers. I am not sure if I explained myself rather well, I dont necessa...

The whole Starbucks experience just stinks. I stumble over what I'm going to order, and giving my name is am ordeal too :(...

Giving my name, under any circumstances, is *the worst*. My name starts with a 'B', too, which is one of those super tough sounds when you hit a block. ...

How to deal with blocks, when they are coming?

How to deal with blocks, when they are coming? Hello. Today I had to speak before few people, I didn't have any kind of anxiety, nor worries, no nothing. I thought that I will be able to be fluent, bu...

I'd rather not get blocks at all tbh, but I guess if I had to choose I'd take 1. Both of those options would make me feel awkward as fuck anyway....

God yes. Today I was at work and I thought I was going to have to introduce myself. My own name blocks me up SO bad. I was so tense. But then the person knew my name and I was like SAVED. ...

No. Quite the opposite. In fact, under enough pressure, it becomes a total block. Effectively a form of selective mutism. Now, looking over the current handful of responses, I do have to say the answ...

It's funny, I actually experience both. I'll freeze when the response is glaringly obvious, short, and straightforward in my head, but when I'm called upon to present a ton of information quickly, I d...

It's worse for me. I'm almost always completely fluent in normal conversations where I know I can say anything I want to say and I don't need to say anything specific. But if I'm being asked a questio...

> We stutters can speak perfectly normal when we're alone or talking to pets or little children. I can stutter more by talking by myself and not stutter at all when talking in a group, depending o...