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I don't stutter when I'm alone. I stutter when I'm talking to family but I don't stutter when I'm talking to a stranger or someone who doesn't know I stutter yet. I also stutter when I'm talking with ...
What helped me, is practicing doing it. I used to do this at the grocery story in the checkout isle practicing talking to the clerk and the person bagging groceries. Gave me lots of chances to practic...
My personal analysis on stuttering
My personal analysis on stuttering Hello everyone, just like most people here I guess, I am a stutter. Today I was thinking about stuttering and everything related to it, and I wanted to break it down...
Fantastic tips! I use a few of these too and also mostly pass. Though I do need to work on number 5. I still do the “I forgot” thing....
Ahh yeah i know how that is .. its easier to transition and finish with " . . . I'm going to Boston" instead of that first hard sound, pronunciation, syllable of "B". That happens to me often. I firs...
Same here . I am 21 and also afraid interviews and talking to strangers and anxiety does make it worse . What helps me is saying hello or a greeting to lose the tension and forming a sentence in mind ...
It got so bad as a child that I used to hit myself to get words out. Now, I’m fluent enough that people are surprised if I tell them about my stutter so I quit bringing it up....
46/M--California. I've been in SaaS for huge private company for the past nine years...never disclosed my disfluency until recently I started to with a few clients mostly as an ice breaker and to give...
Probably not, but I've had better luck with businesses that openly support the LGBTQ+ community. This obviously is not a hard and fast rule haha. Turns out the people who are willing to openly suppo...
It doesn't really hurt that much once you get used to it and this doesn't worth to start taking drugs at all. As for isolation, I think if I didn't stutter, I wouldn't have many acquaintances and frie...
Experiences when speaking another language
Experiences when speaking another language Hey there. I'm not a native English speaker and everytime I need to speak English I usually stutter way more than I do in my native language. In portuguese (...
Good thinking. I’ll absorb what you said and try to implement it in my daily speech. There was a period where I tried nothing, no techniques, no rushing or forcing (just perhaps subconsciously). I spo...
I recommend unlearning overreliance on interventions, conditioned responses or neuroplastic pain to execute speech motor plans. Additionally, I suggest unlinking triggers from speech performance, and ...
It absolutely helps, as long as you don't mind that being the new thing you're made fun of for. I sing perfectly fine and have experimented more of a singing type of rhythm while talking with my mom. ...
I stopped trying to push through blocks just simply they take too long to get through I , much easier to stop and restart for me and find another word that's different but has same meaning or sometime...
Depends on a lot of factors, but i'd say that your safest bet is telling them the truth. Tell them that you have a bad stutter and that it is particularly severe when calling (you can maybe even make ...
> Start with something informal that you are comfortable with. That's what I like doing too. It gives me a good start and after that it feels more like to keep the ball rolling, feels easier for m...
The first thing you should do is to tell the crowd that you stutter and tht you will appreciate the patience. The monkey will be off your back trust me. Start with something informal that you are comf...
Addressing a crowd as a stutterer
Addressing a crowd as a stutterer So at my work place, my boss knows I stutter yet she wants me to address a group of patients at work by Monday. The last time I spoke in front of a crowd I really wan...
I actually read this book and tried some of it's method ( to be completely fair i didn't stick to it for a long time) .. In my opinion and my stutter it didn't help as much as i needed.. it felt repet...