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Ye if I'm angry or frustrated it's easier to speak and when I speak to my parents it's limited a lot still there but definitely limited...

I am the same when it comes to emotions too. Being overly excited, nervous, or anxious makes it more difficult to be fluent. It’s weird because if I am upset or angry, I can be very fluent without muc...

Well there was quite a few times where I'd stumble over my words more because I was excited or anxious and what not. So that does make a lot of sense actually...

Agreed. People understand that you have a stutter. Be a good person and your character will speak for itself. Try to speak slowly, and don’t stress it😊...

Great attitude. I try to lead life the same. I honestly don't even think about it except for the occasions where it gets really bad (which is usually due to stress or anxiety.) And it's something that...

Having worked in customer service, I think the hardest part was feeling like I was inconveniencing people who had to listen to me stutter. At some point I decided that what I have to say is more impor...

i feel that bro , quarantine has made my speech a lot worse, less going out and speaking, less practice speaking, etc...

Speech therapy never worked for me. What is helping me now is taking deep breaths before speaking, working out, and meditating....

I started when I was 15 and going through a really difficult time as well. Yeah, there’s definitely a genetic component to it. I don’t think it necessarily needs to be a big traumatic event in traditi...

I have as well yes. When I'm nervous for an interview or speech and I'm practicing on my own, I really work on smooth speech and sometimes stutter. I find speaking quietly or whispering helps, and rea...

i can’t stop stuttering or talking fast and i’m tired of it

i can’t stop stuttering or talking fast and i’m tired of it i’m so tired. it happens everyday, with my family,with my friends,with my teachers, with my ADHD therapist ,with the cashiers at the superma...

I developed a stutter around age 6 and struggle with it still today. I'm 39 now with a successful career in corporate finance. I've learned ways to hide my stutter, so much so that many people proba...

I mean. Kinda. I still have online lectures so I talk then. And I talk to my mom a lot and FaceTime my friend a lot. I think I’ve only had a minimal decline in the amount I speak in a day really. I wa...

Hey man, there definitely has been an uptake in the amount of people who have experienced their stutter "returning" or "coming back", especially due to lockdown. [An example here](https://www.reddit.c...

1. Always breath 2. Yup, you are correct, that's how the vocal folds work 3. This IS a technique in the category of Fluency Shaping Strategies. Peer reviewed article: [https://aquila.usm.edu/cgi/vie...

Thank you so much. I'll look him up for sure. We do deep breaths before speaking and we have all slowed down our rate of speech so he feels more comfortable. His stutter is directly related too or get...

I've found that my stuttering gets exponentially worse when I'm under a lot of stress. Try to do things that will relieve your stress level like listening to some calming/relaxing music on Youtube or ...

Best Man Speech

Best Man Speech One of my best buddies asked me to be one of his best men. At first I was absolutely thrilled, but then quickly realized this means I most likely have to give a speech at the wedding. ...

Also keep in mind, with the state of the world right now it's really tough for everyone to find a job. I'm seeing on Linkedin a ton of people getting interviews, them going well, and then being ghoste...

Hi. I'm 34, and have worked at Subway, Steak N Shake, University Dining, University Art Resource Center, Walt Disney World, the Home Depot, A Carousel Factory, and a Sign Making shop. My stutter has ...