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Would be interesting to see if you could avoid think-stuttering by paying different attention to it. :)...

Do you experience actual _struggle_ moving past these places, or are you just sort of "rehearsing" what you're acquainted with? A habitual thing?...

> my brain is working so fast that my mouth can't keep up That's EXACTLY what my mother used to say to me....

Really? That's interesting! Could you describe it in more detail? Is it the "sensation" of stuttering, like, an anticipation of stuttering, were you to speak the words in question out loud, or are you...

Bruh. I stutter in my head half the time. =/...

Yes. I find that doing work and study in my own time instead of in class is much easier as I don't have another thing to think about....

Assuming this is true I would say it is because we feel like we *have* to be charismatic just to even the playing field so it is a self taught skill, even if it learned unconsciously ...

I never used to have a problem with that method, then in college there was an unfortunate sort of awakening whereby I began to see (on a conscious level!) how it impacted certain situations, like watc...

Woah, this is blowing my mind. I never thought that people could stutter in their own minds. I have never stuttered in my own thoughts or even conversing with myself loudly. How is this even possible...

Do you just mean that you lose your train of thought? Or literally that when you hear your internal monologue in your mind's ear, you stutter?...

If you stutter in your head, it is just something you deal with and isn't what I'd call bad. It is just more of a norm. If you have stutter free thought in your head, relatively speaking, and then s...

It once happened to me, it was about 5 years ago. I remember I felt so bad, I was like "fuck, now I stutter talking with myself. Can it get worse?"...

I stutter in my own head most of the time. Not fun but I cope with it fine....

Do you stutter in your mind?

Do you stutter in your mind? The other day I was reading a book, I did not stutter. At one moment I started making up a situation in my mind and I started stuttering. The situation was reading out o...

Haha isn't that weird how things like calling out tickets can be so fluent? That's because you're not thinking, you're just doing. Communicating with other people can be nerve-wracking and your brain ...

yes yes yes! 100% feel you. when i watch movies and tv shows, i often repeat what they've just said in my head to process it. sometimes they'll say something, and i'll have to rewind the whole scene b...

It's basically down to multitasking, isn't it? Stuttering takes up too much space, and there's not much room left for anything else. And also, stuttering takes up even more space when we're in period...

I experience the same thing. As if my stuttering requires so much brainpower that it impacts other functions....

I think way more effectively when I'm by myself. I find myself to come across too simplistic when talking with others. It's either I sit there with my mouth stuck open trying to get the word out repe...

I know all stutterers speak more fluently alone, but do you also think more clearly alone?

I know all stutterers speak more fluently alone, but do you also think more clearly alone? The words I do get out when im in conversation dont accurately represent myself. My thoughts are also impacte...