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Do you admit to people that you stutter
Do you admit to people that you stutter Just curious, do you admit to people that you stutter?I have stutter for more than ten years now, although I’m fine with it and most people seem to know I have ...
The best thing that's helped me socially.
The best thing that's helped me socially. I see a lot of posts here about people really struggling socially and I know it's really hard for people but I just wanted to give my opinion on what's helped...
During the programme you're brought out onto the streets where you have to ask 100 people something (whether it be directions, etc) part of this is going into stores and shops and disclosing your stut...
I do feel beta about it a little bit. But self depreciation gets the group to laugh and I'm automatically the funny guy. That and it shows people I'm not bothered by my stuttering. People will wait to...
>But overall there isnt anything I can do about it. I just laugh about it and make jokes about it to everyone else. I power on and just say fuck it and keep going. How? Don't you feel "beta" abou...
I know your pain my dude. Im 24 and my stutter gets in my way of my job every fucking day. I'm a LEO. I'm constantly interacting with people and speaking on the radio. Sometimes I feel fucking retarde...
>What do you mean, "almost always"? Who's humiliating you? Look at the non stutterers you interact with on a day to day basis. Look at there faces after they hear you stutter. Look at how they th...
>when you almost always will be humiliated and don't stand a chance because of your stutter? What do you mean, "almost always"? Who's humiliating you? - Also, stutterers can do lots of things, j...
I relate a lot, and after all these years I’ve done my own ways of avoiding stutter which has caused me to pronounce some letter wrong and other stuff so I do look like someone with severe autism when...
Howdy, everyone. I just want to thank you for all the advice and venting you've all done. I'm happy to say my first week at work went really, really well, and when I did stutter, I swept it under the ...
This sounds like something I would have found really challenging a few years ago. What really helped for me is just admitting it, right off the bat, that I have a bit of a stammer. Boom, sets expect...
It helps if I read off and point the menu instead of talking directly to the person. I know, sometimes they only have all the things written on the board behind them, but I try my best. Certainly ther...
It definitely helped me come out and stutter more freely. I work in a school and have a few fluency kids, which is cool because I can relate on another level with them. I still am avoidant but am much...
I stutter the most around people that I have openly stuttered with before. Whether it is because I don’t have the energy to employ my tradecraft to become the “unstuttering” me with those who already...
The truth - for me, at least - is that stuttering is not what holds me back. I'm very shy and quiet and I used to attribute that to the stuttering/blocking, but I know the former came before the latte...
All about discussion! I looked up Joe Sheehan and avoidance conflict. Specifically this paper: https://www.stammering.org/speaking-out/article/short-course-diagnosis-and-treatment-stuttering-conf...
Mentally blocked my stutter for most my life
Mentally blocked my stutter for most my life Anyone else live most their life not facing your stutter and get over it by just not talking and communicating very minimal? It wasn't untill the last coup...
That is true. I was wondering if you personally view it as a type of avoidance. But then again I suppose anything other than clean, open stuttering could be considered avoidance. ...
Your original comment stated that covert stutterers do silent blocks while overt stutterers have repetition. I was just saying that's super not the case. Overt vs covert doesn't change the characteriz...
Overt stutterers have tons of avoidance behaviors. Anything we do other than just stutter that is not normal to speech is most likely an avoidance behavior. Muttly's post is pretty definitive. ...