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Types of stutter
Types of stutter Hello, i don‘t know how to start because i din‘t post much on here and don‘t know the etiquette. So i am wondering if anyone here can relate or may have the same issue. If i think i...
sweet, I kinda learned this before in a self therapy book for stutters and since then I became much more fluent in my 3 languages. for me, stop caring about my condition and also letting others know...
Yea I can totally relate to this. If I didn't have my stutter, I'd have far more instances where saying the wrong thing has got me in trouble and lost friends. It still happens if I'm texting on Whats...
The thing about me is that I stutter because I'm not confident in my English speaking. I tried to sound as a natural English speaker but my accent and my grammar hindered me from speaking. I often mis...
Dealing with Blocks on Call
Dealing with Blocks on Call Hey everyone. I have realized that I have very bad phone anxiety and every time I pick up the phone there’s a big block before I say Hello. Is there any techniques that hav...
I usually don’t care about my stutter anymore. However, i still avoid talking with new people. Not that I’m scared or anything but its just years of functioning which i just can’t and don’t want to ch...
I have friends and don't let the stutter bother me. I take the piss out myself and others. Plus I don't care what others think of me....
Personally all mg life I’ve avoided sales jobs or customer service jobs cause of my stutter, I would say I’m moderate stutter but I can hire it pretty well sometimes. Then I landed upon sterile techni...
Anyone here working in the medical field??
Anyone here working in the medical field?? I’ve let my stutter hold me back in every area of my life but im at the age where I need to figure my shit out. I went to college for two years intern sing t...
I forced myself not to dwell on my stutter. Very hard at first and very liberating later. I realized people are as comfortable as we are, everyone is worried about themselves and how others perceive...
I focused on communication more than fluency. If I was understood then that is all that matters. If I wasn’t then it’s not really the end of the world either. I also avoided using any crutches, so no...
I'm 44 and stutter. I would love to chat about it. I remember being in my teens and 20's stuttering. Now I'm in my forties:) and still stuttering. But I've kinda learned to slow down and it also do...
Really fascinating. So all that goes on in our heads for what we may "need" to do compounds the effect but what about the initial issue itself. For instance, I was at the dentist today, went to say ...
I was disqualified from the Navy at MEPS for stuttering. My recruiters helped me get a waiver by recording me saying the sailors creed fluently. It took many tries, but my recruiters were patient an...
>*"How to get rid of a* ***stuttering mindset*** *and speak like a* ***normal*** *person?"* Unfortunately, I believe that most people in this subreddit don't discuss subconscious fluency. I don't th...
My guess is lack of proper communication via speech during covid, because while I've always rushed my speech, my stutter really only developed while lockdown was happening, and I was 13-15 at the time...
I’ve tried understanding it during a deep meditative state and it’s an overlay of unwanted behaviors and traumas I’ve gained over the years, I can’t tell if I’m overly sensitive but i definitely grown...
Try to speak in an different language,My native language is Tamil but when i speak in english i tend to stutter less and speak more fluently....
ARTS (avoidance reduction therapy for stuttering) helped me reduce blocks and tension and overall be more comfortable with my stutter!...
This has been the key to my mental health. Grinding through school then 12 hour work days, i don't have time to worry how inconvenient my stutter is. Theres a threshold where you have to not care, b...