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I let people know my stutter comes with angry looking face. Only then I hold eye contact....

When you start to stutter aggressively and look just as shocked about it as the person you’re talking to…

When you start to stutter aggressively and look just as shocked about it as the person you’re talking to… This is why I prefer phone conversations lmao ...

My stutter is genetic, so I guess, by definition, it'll never be cured. It was much worse growing up. Better and more manageable now, but I'm finally back in therapy and trying to do more independen...

I agree. I think it all comes down to expectations (that we rely on to move our speech muscles). Expectations such as: * Linking "very scared words in front of strangers" to "not executing speech mov...

I'm sorry, what you've shared sounds really hard. Not at all okay for your supervisor to use your stutter as a reason to keep you from participating as your classmates do. You're not alone, **at all,*...

It actually makes me mad when people tell me to be confident. I am a subject matter expert in my field and I still struggle with presentations....

There is no pressure. No one is expecting nothing from us but we. We put the pressure ourself. I believe PWS are highly self demanding/perfectionist people....

Interesting reflection, I've found my stutter is associated with my anxiety too. Strangely it's not related to my stress at all...in high pressure situations I am much more fluent. As Little\_acantha...

Yeah I agree. That's a part of me that think it was fine and other that's very frustrated hahaha. Maybe because there were clients there too and wanted to make a good impression. But I think it was so...

That's a great way to reframe it, your message was communicated effectively. Good managers notice that type of thing--stutter or not, they're paying attention to your other communication skills....

Same happened today. Looking back wasn't too bad as I got to convey what I wanted to say without being stuck for too long, but there were managers on the meeting and idk, I'm feeling like shit....

I've noticed that I'm very scared to say the words I know I will stutter in front of strangers, but when I say those same words in front of my friends or when I am alone I do not stutter. I think my s...

I know I'm not the OP but for me I stutter when there's alot of pressure on me when speaking infront of class, trying to speak to a teacher or even my parents...

Hey buddy. I hope you are doing fine. From my experience it does help. As for the why I really don´t know. Maybe it is because looking someone at the eye make's me connect with him more deeply. But...

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...

I think "hard" is an understatement lol. You won't be able to do it in difficult situations. You have to start with the safest, easiest situation in which you block and tell yourself, "my goal here is...

hold eye contact, doesn’t matter how the conversation goes in my opinion, what matters is that you’ll force them to have a genuine interaction with you and people will have to respect that, people are...

I can relate to this , i wasn’t like this before 2020 , i mean i used to stutter but idgf abt it until the past 3 years where i became more self aware of the way i speak and i think this made me stu...

I can completely understand how difficult it is to reach to the state where you've reached. Congratulations :)..I hope someday I too will find courage to talk to people despite my stutter:(...

I 100% relate to this. I stopped caring about stuttering in front of other ppl but I still will get anxiety in situations where I have to talk to people...